The Barnstable Police seek public aid in finding missing woman Gretchen Fitzpatrick, last seen on July 14, 2025.

The Worcester Police are searching for a missing 15-year-old girl, Angelina St. Fort, described as 5'4" with brown/purple hair, and wearing red sweatpants and a grey shirt. They are urging anyone with information to contact them.

Maria LaVita was named Revere's permanent police chief, the first woman in this role for the city and Suffolk County, with an emphasis on modern policing and technology.

A Boston jury awarded a Massachusetts family $42.6 million in a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, claiming the company's baby powder caused mesothelioma. J&J plans to appeal, citing the ruling as based on "junk science."

Harvard University will provide employee I-9 forms to DHS but retains student employment data, citing FERPA, amid potential $500M settlement for international student issues.

Ex-Hooksett officer Schleiden Meneide was arrested in Waltham, MA on domestic violence charges after allegedly assaulting a woman and threatening her and her child.

Massachusetts AG and 22 states sue Trump administration over a budget bill that blocks Planned Parenthood from Medicaid funding, arguing it's targeted and unconstitutional.

Maryland women were arrested in Norwood after a break-in and chase, with police and partner agencies collaborating to capture all suspects, some with obscured fingerprints. The incident may link to a wider criminal network.

Somerville resident Katharine VanBuskirk was attacked by a raccoon while letting her dogs out, resulting in multiple injuries and a rabies vaccination treatment.

MassDOT began a bridge and interchange project in Natick with safety and mobility improvements for all transportation modes, featuring an innovative diverging diamond interchange design.

Boston Police engaged with kids at the YMCA Summer Camp, featuring a cruiser show-and-tell, safety talk, and the BPD Comfort Dog, Copper, to foster community ties.

MBTA Transit Police seek a suspect for two assaults at Downtown Crossing station, urging the public to identify the person who spat on one victim and assaulted an elderly woman.

An 18-year-old was hospitalized due to a fire at a Gloucester home, with firefighters battling heat and access issues. The house was a total loss, and the fire's cause is under investigation.