Boston police arrested seven people, towed five cars, and seized speakers to curb late-night disturbances in Dorchester.

The article reports on Isael Rodriguez, a 29-year-old from Lowell, who was sentenced to 18 months in prison for selling firearms designated for law enforcement to unauthorized individuals.

The Boston Police Department is seeking the public's help to locate Joshua Jones, a missing 3-year-old boy from Roxbury, who may be with his non-custodial mother.

A Worcester man was charged after allegedly attacking his neighbor with a knife, resulting in the victim's throat being slit and the assailant's arrest.

Boston Police visited a senior center to distribute safety whistles and share personal safety tips, reinforcing their commitment to senior safety and community policing.

A child was seriously injured in a shooting near a Springfield Boys & Girls Club; another victim had non-life-threatening injuries. Police urge witnesses to provide information.

Children with limb loss received custom running blades at a Boston event, inspiring them with new mobility and support from sports icons and charities.

A road rage incident in Hampton, New Hampshire led to a teenager being stabbed and hospitalized with serious injuries. Police are investigating the conflict between acquaintances and no charges have been filed yet.

Cambridge Police are investigating a sexual assault involving an armed man on Cambridgepark Drive. They're seeking clues and have asked the public to provide information via a tip line and online portal.

Boston will start Sunday with clouds and possible showers, leading to a sunny and warmer week. The National Weather Service forecasts a windy day with highs near 58, with clearer skies and drier conditions following.

Police in New Bedford arrested 14 individuals for various offenses downtown, focusing on the Serta Bus Terminal area, with some arrests related to existing warrants.

Neylton Fontes from Brockton, MA, pleaded guilty to participating in a drug trafficking ring involving cocaine and fentanyl, facing up to 20 years in prison.

A Michigan man was indicted on 29 counts for allegedly defrauding a Massachusetts construction company out of nearly $1 million to fund his luxurious lifestyle.