Fall River Police seek community help regarding a stabbing outside Leonard's Package Store on March 22nd, asking for leads and offering anonymous tip options.

Wilber Soto Rivera was arraigned on charges including cocaine and fentanyl trafficking following a raid; held without bail after a dangerousness hearing.

A $4 million lottery prize from a scratch ticket sold in Woburn, MA, has been claimed by the Pyrrhic Funding Trust, with a $2.6 million lump sum taken home.

Two Connecticut women pleaded not guilty to charges of organized retail theft at a Massachusetts Old Navy. They are accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of items.

Temple Etz Chaim in Franklin, MA, was defaced with anti-Semitic vandalism; a nearby sidewalk was also marked with a swastika. Police are investigating the incidents.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration in Massachusetts proposes a $1.3 billion budget to boost education and transportation, despite reduced federal funding.

The Fall River Police Department arrested six people and seized firearms and cocaine during a bust targeting repeat violent offenders on April 3, 2025.

Massachusetts AG Campbell has secured over $4.5 million in restitution and penalties within the construction industry since January 2023, benefiting nearly 3,000 workers and holding over 270 employers accountable.

A stolen vehicle chase in Foxborough ended with the arrest of a female suspect and a child in the car. The suspect hit three police cruisers but no serious injuries were reported. Further details will follow after the arraignment.

Boston Police arrested Youssouf Mboukoh in Jamaica Plain for firearm possession and drug trafficking, finding weapons, cocaine, heroin, and cash in his vehicle.

A man was arraigned for embezzling $328,500 from a family member, using his Durable Power of Attorney to transfer funds after the victim's house fire.

The Everett Police Department announced the arrest of Yenky PENA-LORA for distributing and trafficking Fentanyl and possessing crack cocaine, praising interdepartmental efforts.

Massachusetts AG leads a coalition against HHS for cutting $11 billion in public health grants, claiming the move is unlawful and endangers crucial health programs.