Holyoke police seized firearms and fentanyl, arresting individuals involved in criminal activity, including Joshua Acevedo and Nexon Rios after a mall disturbance, and Gabriel Del Valle following a search.

Boston Police officers visited the Charlestown Boys & Girls Club for basketball and pizza, fostering rapport with the youth and promoting community policing.

A Dominican national was arrested in Lawrence, MA, for conspiring to distribute nearly 65,000 fentanyl pills and for illegal reentry into the US after deportation.

The Pothier family is suing Greater New Bedford Voc Tech High School for $10 million, alleging officials ignored signs of grooming by former staffer Martins prior to their son's fatal crash.

Massachusetts has updated its Economic Development Incentive Program to attract businesses, removing the $5 million cap on tax credits and streamlining application processes to promote growth across the state.

Charges were dropped against two men connected to the death of Dale Mooney at a Patriots game, as prosecution was not in the "interest of justice." Mooney died after a fight, but the men were not charged with his death.

Police and DEA Task Force 2 arrested two individuals and seized drugs, a firearm, and cash in a sting operation, highlighting multi-agency collaboration.

Auburn Police Officer Dominick Boschetto was arrested in a sting and put on leave pending investigations, with Auburn PD emphasizing high standards for officers.

A man was arrested after releasing pepper spray in Woburn District Court, leading to an evacuation and the hospitalization of an officer. The suspect was due in court related to an older case.

A person was hospitalized following a non-fatal stabbing near Brooke Charter School in Mattapan, Boston, resulting in one arrest. Police are investigating the incident.

The Plymouth Police Department summarized their weekly activities on social media, including 612 incidents, 17 arrests, 26 car accidents, and 54 traffic stops from April 6-12.

Mayor Wu announces Boston 250, celebrating the city's role in the American Revolution, featuring a kickoff event on April 18 with historical activities and reenactments.

Samuel Delaney Jr. was arrested for a non-fatal shooting on Waverley Street, facing various charges including assault with intent to murder and firearm offenses.