Four juveniles were arrested in Boston for vehicle theft and associated crimes, including armed robbery and firearm possession. The stolen car led to a police chase and subsequent foot pursuit before their apprehension.

Raju Sharma will plead guilty to fraudulently billing Medicare for $30 million in a DME scheme, facing up to 10 years in prison and $15.8 million in restitution.

A Salvadoran national, Miguel Chavez, is charged with illegal reentry in Boston after a prior deportation, facing up to 20 years in prison, supervised release, and a fine.

Worcester police arrested Shawn Fleury for drug trafficking and firearms violations following a search that uncovered drugs, guns, and distribution materials.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Boston for an armed robbery in Mattapan and faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Protesters disrupted Worcester's State of the City address over ICE operations, reflecting the community's unrest despite city manager Eric Batista's discussions on public safety and infrastructure plans.

ICE arrested 44-year-old Dominican national Julio Soto-Heredia in Boston, who faces charges including fentanyl trafficking and arms offenses in Massachusetts and the Dominican Republic.

Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the opening of Pok Oi Residences, a new affordable housing development in Boston's Chinatown, created in partnership with multiple agencies and designed to preserve the neighborhood's accessibility and character.

Cambridge warns of travel disruptions due to the Boston Calling Music Festival and Boston's Run to Remember, with significant street closures from May 23-25, 2025.

Attorney David Smerling pleaded guilty to charges including wire fraud and identity theft, having embezzled over $3 million from companies and relatives, some of whom were vulnerable due to age or disability.

Boston Mayor Wu led a recreation of the 1965 Freedom Rally, unveiling "1965 Freedom March Square" as part of the city's Boston250 celebrations and commitment to racial justice.

AG Andrea Joy Campbell supports a legal challenge against President Trump's Executive Orders targeting diversity and inclusion initiatives alongside other states.

The MBTA settled a lawsuit with Robinson Lalin's family for $5 million after Lalin's death, where he was dragged by a train. The NTSB found safety failures by the MBTA.