The Somerville Police are seeking public help to identify a man linked to an incident with a youth, providing details and an image of his distinctive Nissan Altima.

Swampscott Police responded to a situation involving a man with a knife, safely de-escalated the incident, and reminded the public of mental health crisis resources.

The Brookline Police are seeking tips to solve a year-old armed robbery at 525 Harvard Street, involving two suspects last seen at 230 Harvard Ave and 1188 Commonwealth Ave.

Cambridge teacher Joshua DeWitte arrested for possession and distribution of child sex abuse images, with no evidence that any victims are from schools where he worked. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $8,000 bail.

Boston Police District A-7 hosted a meeting to discuss safety with East Boston's Spanish-speaking community, focusing on inclusivity and communication.

The Plymouth Police Department announced the extradition of Antonio Taylor from Tennessee to face multiple larceny charges related to a 2023 incident. He will be arraigned in Plymouth District Court.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signs two laws aimed at reducing healthcare costs and increasing industry transparency, including caps on copayments for essential drugs at $25.

Karl's Sausage Kitchen in Massachusetts is closing after 67 years, as announced by owners Anita and Bob Gorky. The family-run establishment, known for its sausages and European delicacies, has been a community staple since 1958.

Providence firefighter Patrick Brearley was arrested for assaulting police officers at The Ave Bar and Grill. He faces charges including simple assault and disorderly conduct.

A Beverly man, Matthew Scouras, was arrested on charges including antisemitic threats and numerous firearms violations, following an investigation prompted by a federal tip-off.

Copper, the BPD Comfort Dog, visited early childhood classes at Pope John Paul II Catholic Academy, offering support and education on her law enforcement role.

Massachusetts' Department of Public Health grants $1.8 million to enhance reproductive health care, focusing on access, infrastructure, and security improvements.

The Boston Police Department has alerted the public to a scam where individuals impersonate BPD detectives, falsely accusing people of crimes and demanding money.