Marlborough Police Department in Massachusetts seeks public aid in locating missing youth, Joao De Souza. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

A 45-year-old Dominican man, Keilyn Adolfo Rivera, was indicted for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, facing a possible 20-year sentence and subsequent deportation.

Two Boston officials were arrested on domestic violence charges after a heated altercation involving accusations of infidelity and assault on a police officer. They pleaded not guilty and are on unpaid leave pending investigation.

The Boston Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating 71-year-old Justina Ayala, a South Boston resident with dementia who went missing on May 15.

Massachusetts rejects a 7.1% workers' compensation rate hike, saving businesses $80M, following an earlier cut saving $87M, amidst efforts to ease economic strains.

ICE Boston denies false rumors about targeting nannies in parks and playgrounds, emphasizing their focus elsewhere and condemning scare tactics that put officers at risk.

A Cape Cod officer was injured after a crash while responding to an overdose call. The officer was taken to the hospital; the other driver was unharmed. An investigation is ongoing.

John Baglio, a music teacher, was severely slashed in an unprovoked attack outside Tufts Medical Center in Boston. Suspect Wilfredo Burgos has been arrested and charged.

Massachusetts officials warn of a social media challenge causing laptop fires by inserting metal into ports. Over 14 incidents reported, urging parent-educator intervention.

Brookline Police are seeking public help via Facebook to identify a man suspected of shoplifting from a supermarket on May 2nd. The white male was last seen heading toward Beaconsfield Road.

Haverhill Police are asking for help to find Mary Baraby, a missing 65-year-old resident. She was last seen near the Haverhill/Methuen city line and may be driving a black 2010 Chevrolet HHR.

Governor Healey has launched a new dashboard to track the Trump Administration's funding cuts to Massachusetts state agencies, totaling $350 million, and to document their impacts on state programs.

A young East Boston boy, Paul Baglio, received a police escort to school and community support as he battles cancer, arranged by Boston Police, Cops for Kids with Cancer, and his school.