A Newton man, Shawn Craig, was sentenced to 99 months in prison for distributing cocaine and selling illegal firearms, including to an undercover agent.

An American Airlines attendant was arrested for allegedly filming minors in a lavatory and faces charges of attempted sexual exploitation of children and possession of child pornography.

A California man, Darrell Pike, was sentenced for defrauding his employer through a sham staffing company, resulting in over $1.2 million in losses. He received three months in prison and must repay the sum.

Boston Police seek information regarding the disappearance of 12-year-old Aliana Roberts in Downtown Crossing and urge the public to contact them with any leads.

Governor Healey and supporters in Massachusetts advocate for the Affordable Homes Act, proposing $4.13 billion in spending to create jobs, generate tax revenue, and build or improve thousands of homes.

A 19-year-old, Zackary Sullivan, was fatally shot in Concord, NH, instigating a homicide probe; the suspects are identified and no public threat is perceived.

Zaire Lodge pleaded guilty to child exploitation charges in Brockton, facing 15 to 30 years for production and additional time for possession of child pornography. Sentencing is scheduled for April 2024.

Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse at the Mall at Chestnut Hill has closed after years of operation, leaving local diners missing its teppanyaki and sushi. The reason for the closure is unclear.

A man was stabbed in Mattapan, Boston; a 70-year-old was arrested and faces charges, while the victim received hospital treatment for non-life-threatening injuries. The incident prompted an investigation.

A Queens man is convicted of healthcare fraud for billing fake physical therapy sessions, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Sentencing is set for May.

Law enforcement in Springfield, Mass., arrested Josiah Cheeseboro for drug trafficking and seized an AR-Style pistol. Cheeseboro, wanted for cocaine and heroin/fentanyl trafficking, was found hiding in a basement.

Mayor Michelle Wu is promoting the Boston Saves incentive offering $25 extra to BPS families who access their child savings accounts by January 31, 2024, aiming to boost children's academic and future prospects.

The Faneuil Branch of the Boston Public Library reopens on January 25th after a $14 million renovation, with modern upgrades and expanded space. Mayor Wu invites the community to a ribbon-cutting event.