Cory Nickerson was arrested after forcing entry into a sheriff's office, assaulting two dispatchers, and leading police on a pursuit in New Hampshire.

Boston Police mingled with residents at the LANA Ice Cream Social in Roslindale, aiming to foster community relations and inform about BPD career opportunities.

A 23-year-old was arrested in a drug raid for cocaine distribution in Milford, Massachusetts; police seized drugs and arrested Luiz Bossanelli, who faces multiple charges.

A truck crashed into a home in Pembroke, Massachusetts, causing significant damage. The driver, facing potential charges, apologized to the homeowner. No serious injuries were reported.

A fire in a Somerville, MA apartment resulted in injuries and rescues; firefighters saved multiple people, including one now in serious condition. A firefighter was injured but is recovering. The cause is under investigation.

Boston Police joined the East Boston YMCA Summer Camp for a community day, engaging with kids in games and conversation to strengthen community relations.

Natalie Sierra was arrested in Roxbury, Boston, for firearms offenses after a reported shooting incident. A firearm was found nearby. Charges include unlawful possession and assault. She will be arraigned in Dorchester District Court.

Auburn Police and CEMLEC SWAT arrested six in a raid on a suspected sex trafficking ring in Auburn, with varied charges including trafficking and firearms offenses.

Marcus Morse faces charges including larceny and animal cruelty after stealing a vehicle with two French bulldogs inside in Weymouth, with police successfully rescuing the dogs.

Boston's summer brings cultural events and festivals, prompting traffic and parking adjustments. The city advises using sustainable transit to attend these events.

Boston Council supports SMFA Tufts professors' contract negotiations, urging the university to offer fair pay and equitable treatment to maintain academic standards and support the art community.

Kenneth Bigby-Williams was arrested in Hyde Park for firearm-related charges by a joint FBI and Boston Police operation, with weapons and ammunition seized from his residence.

Massachusetts AG secures a $2 million settlement with Cypress Loan Servicing for consumer protection and foreclosure law violations. The company will also revise its practices to comply with state regulations.