Boston Police are probing a shooting in Dorchester where a victim, currently hospitalized, was found wounded at 10 Morrill Street on Saturday night. No arrests have been made; the investigation is ongoing.

Boston police arrested Richard Bereus and seized a modified, fully automatic Glock 19 with an obliterated serial number after a vehicular collision in Roslindale.

Newton Police seek help identifying a man who exposed himself to teens, involving a white van with a silver trailer around Hartman Rd. and Village Cir.

Johnny Richmond, 37, of Brockton, has been indicted on murder and other charges for a fatal stabbing at a park in July, as announced by the Plymouth County DA's office.

Joseph Woodside was arrested for vehicle break-ins in East Boston, facing charges for entering and damaging multiple cars, with previous warrants for various offenses.

Boston Police seek public assistance to identify a suspect involved in a Dorchester burglary where an elderly resident was convinced to hand over financial documents.

Tajon Saxon, 26, was captured by Massachusetts State Police, ending a manhunt for the suspect in multiple Fall River homicides.

Boston Police seek help identifying a suspect in an armed robbery at a Charlestown 7-Eleven. The white male, with a beard, fled with cash and was wearing a black hoodie and sunglasses.

Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins discussed prisoner reentry strategies at a Boston College symposium, sharing insights alongside other public safety and criminal justice figures.

The Boston Police celebrated the 13th Annual Youth Connect Partnership Breakfast, highlighting their collaboration with local youth and community organizations to foster safer neighborhoods.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has signed the "Mass Leads Act," focusing on economic growth in climatetech, life sciences, and AI with significant investments, job creation, and support for rural areas.

Thirteen individuals are indicted in a cross-state drug trafficking conspiracy using social media to distribute narcotics, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Archil Grdzelishvili is sentenced to 18 months for bank and identity fraud in Massachusetts and Connecticut, with an order to pay $140,200 in restitution.