One person died in a five-car collision on I-93 in Medford, Massachusetts, leading to significant traffic disruption and an ongoing investigation by the authorities.

The Boston Police Department introduced Copper the Comfort Dog in its "Walk the Beat" program to help connect with residents and foster community ties.

A Dedham man faces charges for bank fraud and money laundering, accused of submitting 18 false loan applications totaling $329,002 and using the funds for personal expenses.

James Florence Jr. pleaded guilty to cyberstalking women over 16 years and possessing child pornography, facing sentencing in July 2024. His methods included hacking, creating fake profiles, and distributing explicit images to humiliate his victims.

A landlord in Amherst, NH, is charged with invasion of privacy for secretly filming tenants, capturing over 9,000 images via a hidden camera over four years.

Tewksbury Police Department seeks public aid on social media to identify a shoplifting suspect from a March 14 Home Depot incident, with the suspect caught on camera leaving with $948.91 worth of goods.

The historic and allegedly haunted S.K. Pierce Mansion in Gardner, MA, is on sale for $1.2 million, featuring seven bedrooms and potential as a private home or B&B.

Thiago Oliveira pleaded not guilty to murdering Carla Lourenco Da Silva, with his actions alleged as premeditated. He remains in custody without bail.

Worcester Police seek help finding Sara Marques, last seen April 14 on Lincoln Street, urging the public to share information that could assist her safe return.

Two Dorchester residents were arrested on firearm and drug charges after a coordinated police search in Dorchester and Quincy yielded a firearm, ammunition, and narcotics.

Suspect Lamech Cotton was arrested by Webster Police for assaulting a woman with a knife and stealing her vehicle. He faces multiple charges including assault and battery.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell has issued penalties totaling $226,385 to Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's, and Subway franchises for child labor law violations.

A federal judge upheld a buffer zone around Norfolk Superior Court in Karen Read's retrial, maintaining fair trial conditions against First Amendment challenge.