Springfield police arrested Davey Quinones after a chase, recovering a firearm and causing property damage and officer injuries. Quinones faces multiple charges.

Ricardo Watson was arrested in Roxbury by Youth Violence Strike Force officers for carrying a Smith and Wesson SD40 with a high-capacity magazine without a license.

An individual was fatally struck by a train at Boston's South Station on the MBTA Red Line, causing significant rush hour delays and the implementation of shuttle bus services.

State and local police search a New Hampshire property in the decade-old case of missing person Leanne Redden.

Massachusetts launches Summer EBT program providing $120 per child to eligible families for groceries during school break, with funds being added to existing EBT cards or new ones mailed by end of July.

Boston police arrested three men, seizing guns and drugs in Roxbury, with the suspects facing various charges and bail conditions, including home confinement.

A Hyannis man, Ryan Diefenbach, pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and awaits sentencing, with a potential 10-year maximum prison term.

The Healey-Driscoll Administration plans to transform the Hurley and Lindemann buildings in Boston into mixed-use residential spaces, focusing on housing accessibility and preserving historical significance.

Worcester Police arrested Wilberto Negron for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine after he was stopped for a traffic violation.

Christian Soares, known as "Eazy," received a 12-year prison sentence for firearms and drug offenses after a guilty plea and subsequent arrest while on pre-trial release.

A woman was hospitalized in critical but stable condition after being rescued and given CPR by bystanders at Lake Cochituate in Natick, with responders praising the community's quick action.

A firefighter and a resident were hospitalized following a fire at a home in Danvers, with the firefighter now released and the extent of the house damage still assessed.

A Brazilian man was indicted in Boston for illegal reentry into the U.S. after being deported in 2012. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. He maintains the presumption of innocence.