Nantucket faced several bomb threats at a Ralph Lauren store, all hoaxes, leading to investigations by the Nantucket Police, FBI, and state authorities.

A 23-year-old was arrested in a drug raid for cocaine distribution in Milford, Massachusetts; police seized drugs and arrested Luiz Bossanelli, who faces multiple charges.

Boston Police arrested Kelly Smoak in Mattapan for firearm-related charges, including possession of an AK-47 style rifle without proper documentation.

Plymouth Police reported on their Facebook page their weekly activity from August 3-9, including 782 incidents, 15 arrests, 30 vehicle accidents, and 95 traffic stops.

A truck crashed into a home in Pembroke, Massachusetts, causing significant damage. The driver, facing potential charges, apologized to the homeowner. No serious injuries were reported.

A fire in a Somerville, MA apartment resulted in injuries and rescues; firefighters saved multiple people, including one now in serious condition. A firefighter was injured but is recovering. The cause is under investigation.

Natalie Sierra was arrested in Roxbury, Boston, for firearms offenses after a reported shooting incident. A firearm was found nearby. Charges include unlawful possession and assault. She will be arraigned in Dorchester District Court.

A fire in Falmouth resulted in two firefighters and one resident hospitalized; despite intensive efforts, the building suffered severe damage. Cause under investigation.

Police in Stoughton arrested Brian Price, seizing guns and drugs after collaboration with multiple agencies. Price faces severe charges and is held pending a dangerousness hearing.

A person died after their boat capsized off Nantasket Beach in Hull, Massachusetts, despite search and rescue efforts by police and the U.S. Coast Guard.

Linton Young was arrested for a shooting incident in West Roxbury with charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and unlawful firearm possession.

Auburn Police and CEMLEC SWAT arrested six in a raid on a suspected sex trafficking ring in Auburn, with varied charges including trafficking and firearms offenses.

Police in Newton broke up a street race involving over 100 cars, citing some drivers and noting neighbors' reports helped in responding to the dangerous driving incident. Local residents expressed surprise and concern.