Man dies in Concord, NH house fire; woman rescued with no injuries. No working smoke alarms on fire's origin floor.

Spencer Police, with Western Worcester Major Crimes Task Force, arrested Fusheng Huang for attempted fraud; he tried to take $30,000 from a local resident.

A fire on a Winthrop two-family home's second-floor porch displaced 10 people; no injuries were reported as crews controlled the incident after two hours. The cause remains under investigation.

Four Eversource workers were injured in a possible explosion at a New Bedford worksite while securing power to a transformer. The incident caused a brief power outage for 1,347 customers. Their current condition is unknown as investigations continue.

Manchester Police seek public help to locate missing 71-year-old Paul Hazen, last contacted in July. Hazen has no fixed address, complicating the search. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

Wayland High School is investigating a racist incident involving a Black student's jersey and a symbol of hate. Police and the community are involved in the response.

A car crash in New Bedford, Massachusetts, killed two people and critically injured others. State Police are investigating the cause of the Route 140 South accident.

The Holliston Police investigates a firearms school break-in where two rifles were stolen; a search with nearby police and K-9 units did not locate the suspects.

Stalin Marte-Castillo was arrested in Holyoke for heroin/fentanyl trafficking after a multi-agency operation discovered around 8,000 bags of the drugs in his home.

Boston Police District D-4's "Operation Safe Scooter" on October 30, 2025, resulted in four unregistered motorcycles being towed, part of an initiative to address illegal vehicles.

One man died in a crash in Charlton when his Honda Fit hit a stone wall on Route 169 early Thursday; the cause of the accident is under investigation.

Naqwan Antonio Lucas is charged with the fatal shooting of intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in Washington, D.C., with the victim being reportedly caught in crossfire.

The Boston Police Department issued a community alert about the risks of drink spiking during Halloween, offering safety tips like having drinks served by bartenders and using detection tools.