Boston police arrested Jordan Albert-Scott, 33, from Mattapan, related to an August stabbing of Daniel Coke, 45, who died from his injuries. The arrest raises community calls for information and support from the Neighborhood Trauma Team.

The article details free events for the 250th anniversary of the 1774 Powder Alarm, including a reenactment in Somerville and historical activities in Cambridge.

Police interrupted a drug deal on Acushnet Avenue, arresting Jacob Matthew-Almeida with a firearm and drugs, and Tatiana Irizarry for drug possession.

A 59-year-old man was arrested for indecently assaulting two teenagers on an MBTA bus after the Transit Police tracked him down following the incident.

Paul Z. Lamberty of Folsom, CA, pleaded guilty to selling the illegal depressant Etizolam online, defrauding the U.S., and introducing misbranded drugs.

Over 3,000 Boston students received new backpacks and coats at a back-to-school event by Boston Police, Salvation Army, TD Garden, and the City of Boston.

Boston is set to have a sunny Friday and a potentially rainy weekend before clearer weather returns for Labor Day with comfortable temperatures in the mid-70s.

Ramon Silvelo-Miles, 34, has been sentenced to 10 years for intent to distribute drugs and firearm possession.

Springfield Police arrested two suspects following an early morning shooting that damaged a home's window. The two, 19-year-old Abdiel Urena and a minor, were caught with a firearm and now face charges including unlawful firearm discharge.

A U.K. man, Duncan Hollands, has been arrested in the U.S. on charges of lying on his green card application about past names and criminal convictions.

The audit of Massachusetts' MGCC by DiZoglio revealed mismanagement in the COVID-19 relief program, including grants to ineligible entities and inconsistent priority scoring.

AT&T and the Police Activities League distributed 200 laptops to Boston teens to help bridge the digital divide, as part of a national effort to connect students to essential technology.

Two individuals were arrested in East Boston for drug-related charges after police observed and investigated suspicious activity leading to the discovery of crack cocaine and other substances.