A Massachusetts couple's handguns, valued at $4,000, were stolen from their checked bags on a Delta flight from North Carolina. An investigation is underway.

Marvin Santos was arraigned for a fatal crash that killed Christina Solivan; he faces charges, including vehicular homicide by negligence and DUI. He pleaded not guilty and has a $5,000 bail.

The MBTA has launched "MBTA Go," an app providing real-time transit data for iPhone users in Boston, with an Android release planned. It offers various language support and future enhancements are expected.

Boston Police request help in identifying a male linked to a Roxbury vandalism case. The suspect wore a gray hoodie with a bunny motif, gray pants, and a mask.

Springfield Police arrested Hector Rodriguez after finding a loaded gun in his car in Blunt Park after hours, with existing arrest warrants and past firearm convictions leading to multiple charges.

Cape Cod man Terrance Cardoza, 28, received a 78-month prison sentence for drug offenses, including distributing fentanyl and cocaine, after pleading guilty.

A 13-year-old boy was arrested in Dorchester for possessing a firearm near a school and after a brief chase where he attempted to dispose of the weapon.

Dominican national Tommy Raul Jimenez-Perez, 26, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for illegal reentry into the U.S., concurrently with a state drug sentence.

Riley Dowell, Rep. Katherine Clark's daughter, was arrested at an anti-abortion event in Boston and faces charges. Clark supports the right to protest peaceably.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces SPACE Grant's third round, benefiting 32 Boston small businesses with lease-related financial aid from the $10.2 million ARPA funds.

An apartment fire in Plainville displaced residents; Heather A. MacKinnon was charged with arson following investigations. No severe injuries were reported.

The Springfield Police Department is seeking public help to find Jeymilanis Lopez, a 16-year-old runaway, asking anyone with information to contact them.

Former inmate Michael Mao sentenced to 121 months for drug distribution and money laundering related to smuggling drugs into Virginia's Buckingham Correctional Center.