A former Saugus bank teller, Derek Aut, pled guilty to embezzling $180,000 and identity theft, facing a potential 30-year sentence. His sentencing is on June 16, 2025.

Boston Police request public assistance in identifying suspects linked to a package theft near 207 Dudley Street in Roxbury between March 13-14, 2025.

A Newburyport man, Christian Decristofaro, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for defrauding a home repair insurance provider, facing sentencing on June 23, 2025.

Two men were detained in Weymouth on drug charges after police spotted suspicious activities. They were found with fentanyl and cocaine and are awaiting arraignment.

Massachusetts officials criticize Trump's cancellation of $11B in health grants, fearing impacts on public health, including the fight against diseases and misinformation.

MIT engineers developed a coating for pesticide droplets to stick to leaves, reducing environmental pollution and cutting farmers' costs. The technology, which aids in precise application, could significantly decrease chemical use in agriculture.

MORSECORP settled for $4.6 million over allegations of cybersecurity fraud in contracts with U.S. Army and Air Force, admitting to failing to meet standards.

The Boston Police and VA have enhanced their collaboration, providing officers with Crisis Intervention Team training to better handle encounters with veterans, particularly those facing mental health or substance use crises.

A Dorchester house fire displaced seven people and led to the death of a dog, with damages estimated at $600,000. The cause is unknown, and the Red Cross is aiding those affected.

Massachusetts officials criticize the Trump Administration for delaying $50.1 million in federal funding for lead service line replacement in the state's drinking water systems.

Two suspects were arrested in connection with an arson that destroyed Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, thanks to a detailed investigation by Yarmouth Police and community tips.

A Dominican national, Santo Rafael Franco Andujar, was sentenced to 11 years for fentanyl distribution after being caught with over a kilogram hidden in a wall.

Everett Mayor Carlo DeMaria is under scrutiny for his use of city funds, with questions about his personal benefit and potential conflicts of interest.