A scuffle in Newton led to a non-fatal shooting involving Scott Hayes and an unidentified man. Hayes was arrested and faces charges; bail was set, and his firearms license suspended. Authorities are investigating.

A Worcester Police and DEA raid on Fox Street led to the arrest of five men for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine, seizing 10,000 fake oxycodone pills, drugs, and cash.

Michael Giampapa pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession related to a 2022 domestic disturbance incident where he barricaded himself in a basement.

A Massachusetts man is indicted for allegedly using fraudulent tactics to obtain over $18 million in PPP loans and faces multiple charges of wire fraud and money laundering.

Brookline police seek a suspect for credit card skimming at a supermarket, asking the public for help after surveillance video showed the suspect installing a skimming device.

Boston Police seek help identifying a suspect in a Roxbury breaking and entering case involving stolen bicycles, and offer ways for the public to provide information confidentially.

Boston Police Department celebrated National Police Woman's Day, highlighting the role of women in law enforcement and their commitment to increasing female representation to 30% by 2030 with the 30x30 Pledge.

Boston is set to enjoy a sunny period with temperatures in the mid-70s to mid-80s, with a mild sea breeze potentially causing brief downpours or thunder. A low pressure system might affect weather next week.

A man's body was found in the Piscataquog River in Manchester, NH, leading to a death investigation by State Police. The identity is withheld pending family notification.

One person suffered life-threatening injuries from a stabbing near the Fields Corner MBTA station in Dorchester. No arrests have been made, and the police investigation continues.

Brelyon developed a new display technology that creates immersive virtual environments without VR headsets, offering a 120-inch screen experience using innovative light processing.

Boston officials, including Mayor Wu and Commissioner Cox, honored 9/11 victims at the Massachusetts State House and laid wreaths at the Public Garden's Garden of Remembrance.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny, warm weather for Boston, with a smoky haze from western wildfires expected to cause red sunrises and sunsets.