A man was arrested in Winchendon, MA, for stabbing a female relative, who survived. Responding officers subdued and charged the suspect, Jack Newbrough, who also self-harmed.

Springfield Police Department made multiple arrests and seized drugs and firearms in their battle against local drug distribution.

Boston Police seek public assistance to identify a suspect in a Roxbury larceny, providing details about the individual’s appearance and urging tipsters to contact District B-2 detectives or use the CrimeStoppers line.

East Bridgewater Police are searching for suspects after an attempted break-in and a dirt bike theft on Plymouth Street, involving a Ford F150 without a front plate.

Boston police detained two 14-year-olds for shoplifting on Boylston Street, with the suspects now facing juvenile court charges.

Needham Police warn against gel blaster toys after a close call, as their realistic appearance can cause danger and force officers to make rapid, potentially consequential decisions.

A tricyclist died in a hit-and-run incident in Framingham. The driver was arrested, but details are withheld pending investigation. The scene is under analysis by authorities.

Hudson Massachusetts Police issued a missing person alert for 57-year-old non-verbal Debbie Mason, last seen at her home. Public assistance is requested.

A fire at a mobile home in Mashpee early Wednesday resulted in one fatality, with the fire department facing challenging conditions during the operation. The cause is under investigation, and no smoke alarms were heard on arrival.

Worcester Police arrested Antonio Brown for cocaine and fentanyl trafficking following an extensive Vice Squad investigation.

Salem Police seek public aid to identify a suspect involved in a Halloween assault at Museum Place Garage, described as short, possibly Asian or Hispanic, with longer hair and a Yankees cap.

A man was severely injured and residents displaced after a fire at Westminster Village apartments in Lowell, MA. Fire officials are investigating the cause.

Massachusetts doctor Richard Miron pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter and illegal opioid prescriptions, receiving a suspended sentence and probation.