A Worcester couple, Kiersten and Moises Soto, were convicted of sex trafficking charges, facing potential life sentences. They trafficked a relative, employing violence and threats. Sentencing is set for December 2025.

A Woburn man, Nnamdi Opara, is charged with bank fraud and money laundering involving stolen tax refund checks.

The Nova Exhibition in South Boston honors the victims of the Nova Music Festival massacre in Israel, displaying items from the attack and underlining a unified narrative of tragedy and resilience.

An arrest has been made in a fatal hit-and-run at a New Hampshire Taco Bell parking lot; Maria Camila Posada Canizales faces charges after the accident that killed Juliana Harbeck.

Boston paid $150,000 to settle with two men wrongly accused in the 1989 Carol Stuart murder case, accompanied by an apology for the racial injustice involved.

Boston radio host Kennedy Elsy was honored by police with a light display during her walk for youth suicide prevention, underlining community-police solidarity in mental health awareness.

Monica Cannon-Grant pleads guilty to multiple fraud charges related to misuse of donations at her nonprofit, VIB, and misappropriating pandemic relief funds.

A Longmeadow woman pleaded guilty to her role in a $20 million loan fraud scheme involving false financial information used to secure loans on properties.

Boston Police organized a "Flashlight Walk" in the South End to promote unity and safety with local residents and IBA Boston, fostering better community-police relations.

A teenage girl died in a fiery crash in Taunton after her car hit a house and rolled onto parked cars. Witnesses heard screeching before the crash; two others are injured. The investigation is ongoing.

One person was killed and others injured in a shooting at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, NH; suspect Hunter Nadeau faces second-degree murder charges.

Boston police are pursuing three men for a fake charity scam, where victims were approached with a tragic story and ended up with stolen credit cards and phones.

Boston Police seek public's help to identify a female suspect in a shoplifting incident at Canada Goose store.