A man was fatally shot by police following a pursuit and foot chase in Manchester, NH, which is now under investigation. The incident began with reports of a suspicious vehicle.

Massachusetts Governor Healey and Dr. Goldstein advocate for the hepatitis B vaccination for newborns, opposing ACIP's vote against immediate administration.

Boston Police seek help to find missing 13-year-old Zaniya Davis from Dorchester, last seen wearing a black sweater and glasses with a developmental disability. Tips can be submitted anonymously.

Boston police are searching for a suspect who pushed a woman onto North Station train tracks; there were no imminent trains, and her condition is unclear.

Billerica, MA police delivered discarded Amazon packages to residents, with two incidents occurring within a week. The reason for the discarded packages remains unclear.

The Boston Police warn of skimmers at Brighton card readers after finding a device at a local store. They advise using secure ATMs and inspecting for tampering.

Woman injured and horse euthanized after being startled by a cyclist on an Ipswich trail, Massachusetts. The rider is advocating for trail safety education.

Several vehicles in Dedham were targeted in break-in attempts, with local and state police responding, and a 16-year-old male from Mattapan was apprehended and charged.

Police are investigating a fatal shooting in East Boston, where an adult male was pronounced dead after being found with gunshot wounds. The public is asked to provide information to assist the investigation.

Two shoplifting arrests were made by Boston Police in Back Bay, with suspects Yeejin Choi and Mark Busuito facing charges for thefts at Dick's Sporting Goods and Sunglass Hut.

Cape Cod gaming stores suffer serial thefts; high-value trading cards stolen with similar method of entry, suspect details matching between incidents. Police investigate and urge vigilance.

Christiane Fischer was convicted of money laundering, using her car business to funnel drug proceeds for trafficker Phillip Morose; she faces up to 20 years in prison.

Plymouth Police reported 764 incidents in a week, including 14 arrests, 11 criminal complaints, 33 accidents, and 139 traffic stops, reflecting their diverse activities.