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12/26/2025

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Two Shot Inside Cambridge Home on Christmas Day | December 25, 2025CAMBRIDGE, MA - Two people were rushed to the hospita...
12/25/2025

Two Shot Inside Cambridge Home on Christmas Day | December 25, 2025

CAMBRIDGE, MA - Two people were rushed to the hospital following an early morning shooting on Christmas Day in Cambridge.

Police say officers responded to a home on Howard Street just before 3:30 a.m., where they found two individuals suffering from gunshot wounds.

Officers rendered medical aid until Cambridge Fire and EMS arrived. Both victims were transported by ambulance to local hospitals.

One victim sustained serious injuries. The other victim’s injuries are considered non-life-threatening.

Investigators say the shooting stemmed from an altercation during a gathering inside the residence. Police say the incident is isolated and there is no threat to public safety.

Boston Firefighters Knock Down 2-Alarm Fire on Christmas Morning | December 25, 2025Boston, MA - Just after 8:00 a.m. Ch...
12/25/2025

Boston Firefighters Knock Down 2-Alarm Fire on Christmas Morning | December 25, 2025

Boston, MA - Just after 8:00 a.m. Christmas morning, Boston Fire crews were dispatched to 699 Washington Street for reports of a building fire. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke and fire showing.

A second alarm was struck shortly after crews arrived on scene. Firefighters were able to make a quick stop, and the fire was declared under control by approximately 9:00 a.m.

As a result of the fire, three residents were displaced, and damage is estimated at approximately $950,000. No injuries were reported.

📸: Boston Fire Department

Yarmouth Fire Department Responds to Construction Site Injury | December 23, 2025Yarmouth, MA — Yarmouth Fire Department...
12/23/2025

Yarmouth Fire Department Responds to Construction Site Injury | December 23, 2025

Yarmouth, MA — Yarmouth Fire Department crews responded Tuesday morning to a construction site injury after a worker fell approximately 10 feet from staging.

Firefighters arrived to find the worker conscious and alert, complaining of an ankle injury. Access to the patient was limited due to active foundation work, requiring crews to provide care on scene and perform a controlled extrication using ground ladders. Boston MedFlight was considered but ultimately not needed.

The patient was transported by ambulance to Cape Cod Hospital for further evaluation. No firefighters were injured during the incident.

📸: Yarmouth Fire Department

Two Delivery Drivers Hospitalized After Double Stabbing in Downtown Boston | December 21, 2025BOSTON, MA - Boston police...
12/22/2025

Two Delivery Drivers Hospitalized After Double Stabbing in Downtown Boston | December 21, 2025

BOSTON, MA - Boston police are investigating a double stabbing involving two delivery drivers that unfolded Sunday afternoon in downtown Boston.

Officers responded to reports of a fight in the area of 71 Summer Street at around 3:37 p.m. Sunday, police said. When officers arrived, they located one victim suffering from multiple stab wounds. That individual was transported by Boston EMS to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Police said a second victim, also a delivery driver, later arrived at a local hospital on their own. That victim was reported to be in life-threatening condition.

Homicide detectives were requested and responded to the scene, which is near several businesses, including a Five Guys restaurant.

No arrests have been made. Authorities said the investigation remains active, and further information has not yet been released.

📸: External Affairs Porter

BREAKING UPDATE, Suspect Found Dead in Salem, NH | December 18, 2025SALEM, NH - Sources say the suspect believed to be c...
12/19/2025

BREAKING UPDATE, Suspect Found Dead in Salem, NH | December 18, 2025

SALEM, NH - Sources say the suspect believed to be connected to the Brown University shooting and the killing of an MIT professor was found dead at a storage facility in Salem, New Hampshire.

Warrant Issued in Brown University Shooting, MIT Professor Killing; Manhunt Underway | December 18, 2025PROVIDENCE, RI -...
12/19/2025

Warrant Issued in Brown University Shooting, MIT Professor Killing; Manhunt Underway | December 18, 2025

PROVIDENCE, RI - Police have issued an arrest warrant for a suspect believed to be connected to last weekend’s Brown University shooting and possibly the fatal shooting of an MIT professor in Brookline.

Hundreds of investigators from local, state, and federal agencies are involved in a multi-state manhunt, with police activity reported near the Massachusetts–New Hampshire border tonight. FBI activity has been confirmed in Salem, New Hampshire in the past hour.

The Brookline victim was identified as Nuno F. G. Loureiro, 47, an MIT professor and director of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center. He was shot outside his home Monday night and died the following morning.

This is a developing story.
📸: Federal Bureau of Investigation

Tewksbury Police Arrest Man on Drug Trafficking Charges After Months-Long Investigation | December 18, 2025TEWKSBURY, MA...
12/18/2025

Tewksbury Police Arrest Man on Drug Trafficking Charges After Months-Long Investigation | December 18, 2025

TEWKSBURY, MA - Tewksbury Police arrested a 31-year-old man Wednesday following a months-long drug trafficking investigation involving multiple local, state, and federal agencies.

Police seized more than 445 grams of methamphetamine, along with co***ne, crack co***ne, cash, and electronic devices during the ex*****on of a search warrant at a Chandler Street residence.

Abbey Kasujja, 31, of Tewksbury, was charged with multiple counts of drug trafficking and obstruction of justice. He was arraigned Thursday in Lowell District Court and held on $10,000 cash bail.

Police say the investigation was led by Tewksbury Police in collaboration with several partner agencies.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

📸: Tewksbury Police Department

UPDATE: The adult male kayaker was able to make it back to the shoreline on his own. He was evaluated for possible hypot...
12/18/2025

UPDATE: The adult male kayaker was able to make it back to the shoreline on his own. He was evaluated for possible hypothermia after falling into the water just before 8:30 AM. Water temperatures at the time were estimated to be around 42 degrees.

Kayaker Overturned, Water Rescue Underway | December 18, 2025

Harwich, MA – Emergency crews are actively responding to a water rescue involving a kayaker in distress after the kayak overturned approximately 500 yards off Red River Beach.

Harwich Fire Department units are operating from the end of Old Wharf Road, with the Harwich Harbormaster and the U.S. Coast Guard also notified and responding to the scene. The incident remains ongoing at this time.

📸: Blake Sears / Live Boston News

Police Seize $1 Million Worth of Fentanyl, Arrest Six | December 15, 2025PLYMOUTH, MA - Plymouth narcotics detectives se...
12/17/2025

Police Seize $1 Million Worth of Fentanyl, Arrest Six | December 15, 2025

PLYMOUTH, MA - Plymouth narcotics detectives seized hundreds of grams of crack co***ne and more than a kilogram of fentanyl in a month long investigation that led to six arrests last week, police said.

Authorities say the fentanyl — 1,374 grams recovered in New Bedford — could be worth over $1 million on the street. Police also recovered two fi****ms and more than $22,000 in cash during the raids.

Four men are currently being held without bail, including Roy Willis Jr. (Pictured), 25, of Plymouth, who police allege was the ringleader of the drug operation. Another suspect was held on $50,000 cash bail, and one was released.

“This investigation led to one of the larger drug and asset seizures our community has seen” Plymouth Police Capt. Marc Higgins said.

📸: Plymouth Police Department

Active Shooter Response Underway at Brown University | December 13, 2025Providence, RI — Providence Police as well as mu...
12/13/2025

Active Shooter Response Underway at Brown University | December 13, 2025

Providence, RI — Providence Police as well as multiple other agencies are actively responding to reports of an active shooter incident described by authorities as a mass shooting on the Brown University campus.

A large law enforcement response is underway as officers work to secure the area, locate the suspect or suspects, and provide aid to victims. At this time, officials have not confirmed the number of people injured or the severity of their conditions.

Brown University has issued emergency alerts urging students and staff to shelter in place or evacuate affected areas as directed by law enforcement. Multiple campus buildings are reportedly being cleared while the investigation and response continue.

This remains a rapidly developing situation. Live Boston News will provide updates as more confirmed information becomes available.

📸: Jade Negron Facebook

3-Alarm Fire in Dorchester Damages Normandy Street Home | December 12, 2025DORCHESTER, MA - Boston firefighters battled ...
12/13/2025

3-Alarm Fire in Dorchester Damages Normandy Street Home | December 12, 2025

DORCHESTER, MA - Boston firefighters battled a three-alarm fire around 8 p.m. last night at a three-family home at 20 Normandy St.

Flames extended through the roof, prompting a third alarm. More than 80 firefighters responded, deploying over 1,000 feet of hose lines, multiple ground and aerial ladders, and dozens of air bottles. Crews successfully stopped the fire from spreading to neighboring homes.

Deputy Chief Brian Tully briefed the media on scene. There were no injuries reported, and officials said the sole resident was not home at the time.

The Boston Fire Department Fire Investigation Unit will determine the cause. Frigid temperatures caused water to freeze on contact, creating hazardous conditions.

Fire officials thanked A-10 for salting streets and providing warm drinks and hand warmers to crews.

📸: Boston Fire Department

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