As New Hampshire authorities announced the indictment of 15 individuals involved in a Lawrence-based drug operation, the ongoing battle against the opioid crisis in New England remains a fight that extends far beyond one city's borders, necessitating collaboration, education, and a deeper analysis of the roots of the distribution problem.

Authorities in Vermont are searching for an "armed and dangerous" suspect in connection with the suspicious death of a woman found on a popular trail near Castleton on Thursday, October 5th. The incident comes two months after another female hiker was found dead on a Maryland trail.

An activist and poet, Ryan Carson, was tragically killed this week in an unprovoked stabbing in Brooklyn.

Following a judicial inquest, the death of Sayed Arif Faisal in a police officer-involved shooting in Cambridge has been deemed justified by Judge John Coffey.

Boston tax preparer Joseph Rodriguez sentenced to 15 months in prison for preparing fraudulent tax returns, resulting in over $2 million in tax losses to the IRS.

Massachusetts to receive nearly $900,000 in a multistate data breach settlement with the donor database company Blackbaud.

A repeat occurrence of last year's Men's March against abortion and clown counter-protest in Boston is anticipated on November 4th, with both sides expressing their stance on the enduring issue of reproductive rights.

As the Springfield Police Department's Firearms Investigation Unit seizes illegal firearms at a record pace, repeat offenders like Ivan Marrero Jr. continue to return to drug and firearm-related activities, sparking debate on criminal justice reform and rehabilitation efforts within communities.

A routine traffic stop in Chicopee, Massachusetts led to the arrest of a man in possession of a loaded, stolen handgun. The vehicle's nontransparent window tint sparked the initial interaction with authorities, revealing deeper concerns about public safety and the pervasiveness of illegal firearms in American communities.

In a Hampshire County courthouse, Cara Rintala was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the long-standing trial involving the death of her wife, Annamarie Cochrane. This marks the fourth trial for Rintala, with prior trials marred by mistrials and overturned rulings.

A sense of tragedy has enveloped the Nashua community as a fire on Langholm Drive claimed the life of a woman and left two others severely injured.

On a sunny afternoon, the elders of Hyde Park and local BPD officers come together for Coffee with a Cop and a friendly game of Dominoes.

In a tragic series of events, a pregnant woman caught in the crossfire of a shooting in Holyoke led to the premature birth and death of her baby. Two of three suspects have been identified.