A man in Marstons Mills was arrested for using an airgun to shoot at tree workers and now faces multiple charges including Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon.

A person was shot with life-threatening injuries at Marion and Paris streets in East Boston, and the police are investigating without any arrests yet made.

The article details expected strong winds in Boston, reaching up to 50 mph, potential power outages, and chilling effects leading to thickened ice on water bodies, with a forecast of dry weather ahead.

Assumption University students are charged with kidnapping after a violent incident, claiming to target a predator as part of a social media challenge.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey approved an 11.39% pay raise for state lawmakers, with legislators' base salary increasing from $73,655 to $82,046.

Allison S. Cartwright was sworn in as the Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for Suffolk County, making her the second woman and first black person in the role since 1693.

Brian Boyle, retired NHL player, lists his Hingham condo for $3.79 million. The 5,555 sq ft property includes 5 bedrooms, landscaped gardens, and a putting green.

MIT researchers used "scintillation" analysis to locate an FRB's origin from a galaxy 200 million light-years away, suggesting it stems from a neutron star's magnetic region.

The Dennis Police Department arrested an individual for threatening Dennis-Yarmouth School District students via social media posts, charging them with serious public alarm threats.

A Lego display collapsed at a New Year's event in Peabody, injuring ten people, with eight hospitalized. Balloons caused the 12-foot structure to fall.

Four individuals were arrested in Burlington for theft of a stolen van after a brief police pursuit, resulting in charges for an adult and three juveniles.

Natick firefighters battled a challenging house fire that involved a burning garage and car, complicated by downed power lines and a faulty hydrant, but no injuries were reported.

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department hosted a holiday event at the House of Correction where incarcerated women performed holiday songs with jazz pianist Matt Savage.