Worcester police arrested Niko Ferrero for multiple firearm charges following a disturbance on Park Avenue where he dropped a gun and attempted to flee.

A Virginia man, Riccardy Romain, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and related charges in the fatal shooting of his brother-in-law in Boston.

A Chinese national was indicted in Boston for stealing trade secrets from his investment firm employer in 2021, and is believed to be in Shanghai, eluding U.S. authorities.

The FBI and Massachusetts State Police conducted court-authorized activity at a Weymouth home, with no arrests made, and residents watching as evidence was collected.

The Catholic community in Boston welcomed Richard Henning as the new Archbishop, marked by a ceremony attended by his predecessor and amid protests by abuse survivors.

The Reading Police Department is seeking help to catch a package thief who stole Lululemon apparel from a porch, urging residents to report any information.

A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty to his role in an East Coast prostitution ring involving high-end brothels and money laundering, facing up to 25 years in prison.

Boston Police officers joined a competitive archery event with Charlestown women to strengthen community ties, supported by BCYF and the Parks Department.

Nine men are arrested in a drug bust involving fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine trafficking from Massachusetts to Maine, facing serious charges.

The Quincy Police are looking for Zahara Abdul-Shafi, a 15-year-old runaway last seen in North Quincy. She's 5'7", 120 lbs, with brown hair, brown eyes, and has piercings.

Haverhill school committee member Cheryl Ferguson was arraigned on charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a teenager outside a 7-Eleven store on Halloween eve.

A woman in Shrewsbury received a fraudulent postcard falsely telling her that migrants would be moving into her home due to her support for Kamala Harris. The tactic, meant to intimidate, reflects heightened election stress.

A Boston woman pled guilty to robbing and assaulting USPS workers, with sentencing set for 2025. The case is part of a trend of postal worker attacks in the area.