Two suspects, Andrea Doucette-Keating and Zachary Shelton, face charges for stealing handicap parking placards in Brighton, as detailed by the Boston Police.

A dirt bike rider was arrested in Fitchburg, MA, for attacking a police captain at a gas station after being approached about reckless driving. The officer suffered a head injury, and a second suspect faces traffic-related charges.

Former Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson is sentenced to one month in prison for corruption after pleading guilty to wire fraud and theft, with additional supervised release and restitution.

Boston advises of traffic impacts from Sept 5-21 due to events like Open Newbury Street, cultural festivals, and the Road to Wellness 5K. Public transport is recommended.

A man tried to blow up an Eastern Bank ATM in Woburn, Massachusetts, with a suspected explosive device, causing damage but no injuries. Police are seeking the suspect.

Three individuals from Massachusetts and New Jersey plead guilty to tax fraud involving over $4.36 million, including theft of government funds, bank fraud, and money laundering. Sentencing is set for December 2025.

Boston Police officers visited a day care program with their Ice Cream Truck and comfort dog Copper to engage with children and foster community connections.

Massachusetts reports the first human West Nile virus case of the year in a woman from Middlesex County; health officials urge continued mosquito protection.

Whitman Police are searching for missing 18-year-old Lexton Tobiaz and are asking the community for assistance. Tobiaz was last seen early on September 3.

Springfield police and partner agencies arrested six in a drug operation at Lowell Street, seizing cocaine, fentanyl, and a firearm, with one suspect being William Semidey.

East Boston seniors enjoyed an End of Summer BBQ with local police, fostering community engagement and dialogue.

Survivor Michael P. Croley filed a lawsuit accusing Gabriel House, its owners, and Fire Systems Inc. of negligence in the fire that claimed 10 lives, highlighting failed safety measures and improper smoking rule enforcement.

Fall River Police are seeking help to identify a suspect in a Subway robbery on August 31. They've posted on social media and encourage tips via their direct or anonymous lines.