Boston Police arrested Jashaun Benalfew in Roxbury for drug possession with intent to distribute after a traffic stop revealed 16 grams of crack cocaine.

Jair Furtado, 40, was arrested after a road rage incident in Boston's South End where he reportedly fired a gun; a firearm was recovered from his car.

The article describes a varied weather forecast for Boston with rain expected on Monday, potential midweek warmth, and a clearer but cooler weekend ahead.

A man was arrested in New Hampshire after a high-speed chase ended with his car stuck on railroad tracks; he faces multiple charges including reckless conduct.

Two men were arrested by Stoughton Police after a reported shooting threat; one for illegal firearm possession and the other for driving with a suspended license.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting at a Holbrook apartment complex; authorities are investigating the incident without disclosed shooter or motive.

Three individuals face charges after a shooting in Cambridge, despite no injuries reported. The incident involved gunshots, a vehicle crash, and a city-wide alarm over gun violence.

The Holyoke Police Department apprehended Angel Babilonia following a break-in. He was found carrying a loaded gun and crack cocaine, facing multiple charges including firearm possession without a license.

Two recent dog attacks in Dorchester resulted in non-life-threatening injuries; one child and two adults were hospitalized, and one aggressive dog was shot by police. Investigations are ongoing.

A driver rammed a state police cruiser in Roxbury, Boston, injuring a trooper and prompting a manhunt with local and state law enforcement actively involved.

Boston residents are set to experience a varying winter weather pattern, with initial light snowfall followed by rain and fluctuating temperatures throughout the upcoming week.

Werlen Luiz was arrested in North Carolina by U.S. Marshals for multiple sexual offenses, following a prolonged Plymouth Police investigation. He faces arraignment in December.

The Plymouth Police Department warns of an increase in cryptocurrency scams during the holiday season and advises the public to be wary of unsolicited offers and promises of guaranteed returns.