Six people, including four teens, were charged in connection with the May shooting death of Kimberl Gedeon in New Bedford, with investigations ongoing.

A woman was charged with animal cruelty after two dead cats were found in her hot car by New Bedford Police; a third cat survived and is now up for adoption.

Police in Milford, MA, arrested two individuals after a chase involving a moped driven erratically; charges include trespassing and operating without a license.

Springfield authorities arrested Zaddiel Aponte-Perez, a 20-year-old linked to two shootings. The arrest followed a vehicle search that uncovered drugs, ammunition, and cash. Charges include carrying firearms without a license and attempted assault.

Brad J. Coughlin, 47, was arrested in Southbridge, MA, after several women reported attempted abductions and lewd acts involving his white Audi. He faces charges including attempted kidnapping and open and gross lewdness.

The Holyoke Police Department made multiple arrests and seized drugs during property checks, as part of efforts to combat drug activities in the community.

MBTA Transit Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect at South Station, involving a backpack containing cash. An image of the person of interest has been released.

A dog walker contracted via an app faced an alleged kidnapping attempt after arriving at a dark home in Southbridge, where a man blocked her exit, prompting her to flee to the police.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public help to locate Liandra Barbosa, a missing person last seen in Lawrence, asking anyone with information to contact them at 978-794-5900.

A Lynn man received a 15-year federal prison sentence for distributing narcotics resembling candy, contributing to an overdose death. The operation, one of the largest in the region, resulted in a major drug seizure by law enforcement.

George Krabey, a Saugus man, is indicted for drug trafficking activities involving methamphetamine and fentanyl, facing charges that could lead to a life sentence.

A Massachusetts couple pleaded guilty to running a Ponzi scheme, defrauding investors of $3.2 million. They face a potential 20-year sentence and fines.

Springfield Police made multiple arrests in a drug bust, confiscating heroin and cocaine, and charging individuals with trafficking and other drug-related crimes.