Two suspects were arrested by Worcester Police for an alleged armed robbery in Crompton Park, after being identified in an unrelated courthouse argument.

Boston police arrested most wanted suspect Oscar Colon in Roxbury on charges of larceny and property destruction.

A severe fire at an Attleboro duplex resulted in critical injuries and extensive damage, with a woman severely burned and three others, including two police officers, suffering smoke inhalation.

Boston Police arrested Omar Credle, 55, for drug trafficking in the South End, seizing 20 grams of crack cocaine, heroin, and a prescription pill. He faces multiple charges and will be arraigned in court.

Bedford police investigate a traffic incident on Concord Road involving a pedestrian; details of the collision and the individual's condition remain undisclosed.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at a Hyde Park residence, displacing six people assisted by the Red Cross. No injuries were reported and the fire's cause is under investigation.

The CDC is probing a Listeria outbreak linked to deli meats, which has resulted in 28 hospitalized cases across 12 states and two deaths. The exact source is unconfirmed, but consumption of deli meats is a common factor among those affected.

Boston Police arrested Jefrey Candelario on drug distribution and ammunition possession charges in Dorchester.

A Boston pediatric anesthesiologist, Dr. Christopher Sheerer, was arrested on child pornography charges involving images of minors, including infants.

Boston Police arrested Gesner Joseph for possessing a loaded firearm after he reportedly threatened a victim during a dispute over a tow service in Hyde Park.

Boston's District C-11 held a "Coffee with a Cop" event in Dorchester, promoting dialogue between police and locals. The community-oriented gathering aimed to foster relationships and address safety plans.

Six individuals were charged with murder in connection with a 2023 drive-by shooting in Lynn, Massachusetts, that resulted in two deaths and five injuries.

Former eBay executive Brian Gilbert was sentenced for his role in a cyberstalking campaign against a Massachusetts couple, including time served, supervised release, and a $20,000 fine.