Wareham man, Ian Hill, arrested for stabbing at an apartment complex, now faces home invasion and assault charges.

A Boston police officer accidentally fired a gun inside the A-1 station late Saturday night; no injuries were reported and an internal investigation is ongoing.

Anthony Kline was arrested in Schenectady, NY, after a multi-state manhunt by Auburn Police for violating his release terms and failing to register as a sex offender.

The Boston Police Department held a community-building event, "Coffee with a Cop," at Quincy Market, emphasizing open dialogue between officers and residents.

A third rail insulator caught fire at Boston's Tufts Medical Center station, causing MBTA Orange Line delays. Service resumed after the fire was put out and the delay cleared by 9:45 p.m.

Boston is forecasted to face three separate storms this week, with initial light snowfall primarily in Southern New England, followed by a shift to a wintry mix and possibly heavy precipitation with windy conditions over the weekend.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking help to find a missing juvenile, urging the public to report any information to assist in their safe return.

Dracut police and fire departments responded to a submerged Tesla in the Merrimack River; the driver was safe, with no other passengers and no injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

The Trump administration plans to cut NIH funding for health research, affecting Massachusetts institutions. Critics claim the cuts, which reduce indirect cost rates, are illegal and harmful to medical innovation.

Two men were seriously injured in Brockton when their car hit a pole and crashed into a cemetery on North Cary Street; the cause is under investigation.

First responders rescued a person from the Charles River near Mass Av Bridge pre-dawn, as detailed by the Cambridge Fire Department's social media post.

An MBTA Green Line train in Somerville collided with an out-of-service train, injuring five people. Shuttle buses replaced service as the NTSB investigates.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu discusses the city's readiness for an upcoming snowstorm, detailing the Public Works Department's preparations, partnerships with local minority-owned businesses, and focus on community safety and support.