Boston Police arrested Gordon Robinson, 52, for drug offenses, including possession of drug-laced candy in Dorchester. Officers seized crack cocaine, marijuana, a stun gun, and cash.

Two people died in an RV fire in Manchester, New Hampshire. Firefighters responded to the scene but couldn't save the victims. The cause of death and the fire are under investigation.

Copper, Boston Police's Comfort Dog, visited Northeastern University to provide support and stress relief to students as part of community outreach efforts.

The BPHC and Mayor Wu released a report to address life expectancy disparities in Boston neighborhoods, with a financial pledge from Atrius Health for the cause.

Suffolk DA has charged seven individuals, including 18-year-old Lucas Goncalves-Depina and six unnamed juveniles, for an assault at Forest Hills MBTA Station.

South Deerfield resident arrested for allegedly spitting on a federal agent during a search warrant execution related to a U.S. Capitol Police investigation.

A Boston man, Aizavier Roache, received a five-year sentence for trafficking over 24 illegal firearms from South Carolina, with supervised release to follow.

Boston is expected to receive heavy snowfall this weekend, with a Winter Storm Watch in effect. Accumulations of 5 to 8 inches are possible, and travel disruptions are a concern.

Plymouth Police participated in a breakfast event, demonstrating community commitment by presenting a check for fuel assistance raised through their "No Shave January Initiative," benefiting various local causes.

Lawrence Police seek public assistance to locate a missing juvenile, urging anyone with information to call 978-794-5900, as announced on their Facebook page.

The DCR is launching construction projects in Boston to enhance outdoor spaces in Mattapan and Hyde Park, including upgrades to the Edgewater Greenway, Kennedy Playground, Ryan Bathhouse, and Doyle Park.

Firefighters responded to a second-alarm fire at the Holiday Inn in Somerville, as shared by the Somerville Firefighters on Facebook. Mutual aid was activated, with assistance from nearby fire departments.

Plymouth Police Department's "No Shave January Initiative" raised $8,545 for charities with officers growing beards, funds presented at a community breakfast.