The Boston Police Department thanked U.S. veterans and recognized fellow officers who served, emphasizing their service to the nation on Veterans Day.

A man died in a tent fire in Bangor, Maine, and authorities, including the State Fire Marshal's Office, are investigating.

Teachers in Beverly, Gloucester, and Marblehead, Massachusetts, are on strike due to unresolved contract disputes, affecting classroom activities. Negotiations are ongoing, with focus on salary and non-fiscal issues.

Massachusetts battles over 13 brush fires, with the Lynn Woods Reservation fire consuming 400+ acres. Dry conditions worsen the situation, causing closures and home damages.

Boston Police arrested three juveniles in Roxbury for traffic violations, a foot chase, and gun recovery. A "ghost gun" was found under a vehicle along the suspect's escape path.

Boston experienced elevated fire danger due to low rainfall and gusty winds, despite some sunny weather, with temperatures expected in the mid-40s midweek and caution against outdoor burning.

A North Dighton man was charged with multiple offenses, including DUI, after a single-vehicle crash in Swansea. No injuries were reported, and his arraignment is pending.

The Pittsfield Police Department warns against sharing false missing persons posts online, often spread by a specific Facebook page, using photos of individuals already found or unrelated cases.

Two people died in a Worcester domestic incident; one was found with fatal gunshot wounds, the other died later in hospital. Police are investigating; community is in shock.

A Northampton man has been charged for shooting a woman in Florence village; the victim is expected to recover, while the suspect surrendered and was arrested.

A new AI tool designed by Mass General Brigham researchers might improve the understanding of long COVID by refining diagnosis, suggesting a prevalence of 23% versus the previously estimated 7%.

Everett MA Police responded to gunfire at Tres Gatos and later took a suspect into custody from a home on Otis St, ensuring public safety with no injuries reported.

A 19-year-old led New Hampshire State Police on a high-speed chase, hitting police cruisers before being arrested. He faces multiple charges including reckless conduct with a deadly weapon.