Medford Police are seeking help to find Jason Compere, 29, with mental health issues, last seen near Carr Park. He wore a white T-shirt, gray sweatpants and may have a bike.

Over 100 cyclists and motorized riders illegally rode on Boston highways, causing disruption and a police cruiser collision. A 22-year-old was arrested.

An off-duty officer in Waltham, MA, thwarted a $12,000 scam at a gas station, saving an elderly man from depositing cash into a Bitcoin machine due to a fraudulent scheme.

A Massachusetts resident suffered third-degree burns from a tabletop fire pit explosion, with officials warning of the risks of isopropyl alcohol-fueled devices.

Quincy man, Nghia Van Huynh, is arrested and charged with drug trafficking after police seize drugs and a firearm from his home.

Worcester Police investigate an assault where three women were attacked with a broken bottle; victims treated at the hospital, details on injuries not given.

Cambridge Police are investigating an incident where a motorist brandished an axe during a protest at Harvard Square, after a video of the event went viral. They encourage witnesses to come forward.

The Dennis Police Department arrested Anthony Delman-Edwards for a non-fatal, deliberate shooting at South Dennis pier, with the victim hospitalized and the suspect facing multiple charges.

A Virgin Mary statue in Boston was defaced with graffiti, prompting a hate crime investigation call. The incident echoes similar acts in other states. Authorities and the Archdiocese of Boston are responding.

Holyoke Police Chief Brian Keenan announced a recent operation with local task forces to address drug activity in Soucy Park, resulting in the arrests of David Fratini and Malvin Rodriguez.

A historical Rutland home from 1850 was destroyed by a four-alarm fire, with a teen escaping unharmed. Firefighters faced challenges with heat and water access.

A woman in Rutland, MA was charged with elder abuse, larceny, and property damage after exploiting an elderly resident, with the police now aiding the victim.

Eric Sweeney admitted to the 2022 murders of Kassandra Sweeney and her two sons in Northfield, New Hampshire, and now faces a possible life sentence at his October 3rd sentencing.