Boston police arrested Roberto Lima with 115 grams of cocaine in Roxbury after he attempted to flee during a routine patrol stop. He faces drug trafficking and resisting arrest charges.

Boston's weather this week includes sunny skies, potential snow, and fire concerns, with highs near 44°F and gusty winds today, and a chance of snow turning to rain on Monday.

Thieves broke into The Vape Shop in Brighton, stealing $1,000 worth of goods. Owner Jonathan Lau's alarm failed to notify police, who were called hours later. No arrests have been made, and Lau highlights increased burglaries in the area.

Boston's One Lincoln office tower sold at a foreclosure auction for $400 million to lender affiliate BDT & MSD Partners, below its previous appraisal and refinancing value.

Springfield Police are seeking public assistance to locate missing 12-year-old Avianna Diaz, who was last seen early Friday morning in the Plainfield Street area.

Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner is implicated in a greater Boston area brothel bust, with his lawyer Tim Flaherty and Cambridge Mayor Denise Simmons advocating for due process.

A Cape Cod man, Thomas Hayes, was indicted for manslaughter and assault after he allegedly pushed his mother, leading to her death from a head injury and broken neck.

A missing New Hampshire woman, Margaret Hammersley, 73, was found dead in Forge Pond, Westford, Massachusetts, after an extensive search by local authorities.

Worcester PD's Vice Squad arrested four people, including Michael Hoose Sr., during a drug bust that yielded 650 bags of fentanyl and $226,430 in cash. Hoose Sr. faces trafficking and bribery charges.

New Hampshire man faces federal charges for trafficking firearms into Massachusetts, with law enforcement making the arrest following undercover operations.

Boston's weekend weather features sunny skies with a cold front bringing brief showers, Sunday's chilly breezes, and potential Monday morning snow turning to rain. The upcoming week promises seasonable temperatures and mostly sunny days.

The White House criticized Mayor Wu of Boston after her address, claiming she supports "violent criminal illegal immigrants," but Wu rebutted, citing Boston's safety and cooperation with law enforcement.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu launches "A Place to Thrive", an Anti-Displacement Action Plan with initiatives to stabilize the community against displacement due to the city's growth.