Boston Police request public help to identify a woman linked to an assault and battery case from November 2024. They released an image seeking information.

Caua Da Rocha Rosado was arrested in Milford after a stand-off for an outstanding felony warrant related to charges including strangulation and domestic assault and battery.

Harvard University apologized after reports revealed antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus, prompting institutional actions to address bias and discrimination.

A train collided with an SUV in Abington, MA, disrupting traffic and rail services. Details on the crash causes and any injuries are pending investigation.

The 18th Annual Shamrock Shootout street hockey event in West Roxbury saw 650 young athletes participate, with Boston Police officers supporting the community-driven affair.

Edaville Family Theme Park in Massachusetts is auctioning off various amusement rides and attractions in preparation for renovations and the upcoming King Richard's Faire event.

Massachusetts police arrested Shain West for firearms and drug charges after a suspicious exchange and a vehicle search revealed a gun, drugs, and a high-capacity magazine.

Sammantha Kheav-Pech of Lynn won $1 million in the Massachusetts State Lottery's new "$15,000,000 Colossal Millions" game. She took a lump sum of $650,000 before taxes. The selling store, 7-Eleven in Gloucester, gets a $10,000 bonus.

A Brazilian man in Worcester, Mass. has been indicted for unlawful reentry after deportation, facing potential penalties, including 20 years in prison.

Plymouth Police arrested a 57-year-old wanted man, Christopher Chassey, for multiple offenses including failing to register as a sex offender and enticing a minor.

A Saugus man was sentenced to 15 years for drug conspiracy and firearm charges, having manufactured counterfeit pills containing methamphetamine and fentanyl.

A 9-year-old was hit by a truck while tying their shoes in a parking lot in Southbridge. They suffered serious injuries but are in stable condition. The police are investigating the incident.

The Supreme Court refused to review the case of Karen Read, accused of killing her boyfriend, despite her claims of a law enforcement cover-up and a jury's unannounced acquittal.