The Boston Police Department seeks public assistance to identify an Asian male linked to an assault with a champagne bottle at a music venue on Causeway Street.

A building in East Boston collapsed during renovations, leading to evacuations but causing no injuries. Officials are investigating the cause as clean-up continues.

Michael Dias of Boston is charged with breaking into a Fenway brewery shortly after being released from prison for similar crimes. He is released on personal recognizance and due back in court September 25.

A Blue Line MBTA train between Aquarium and Maverick stations was evacuated due to a downed wire, affecting 465 passengers. No injuries were reported, and service resumed by the evening.

A Weymouth man pleaded guilty to defrauding the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, admitting to charges of wire fraud conspiracy and wire fraud.

A Massachusetts woman pleaded guilty to leaking grand jury information, facing potential years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Her court dates are pending.

A man was arrested in Tewksbury for allegedly photographing a woman in a business bathroom, facing charges of photographing an unsuspecting nude person and disorderly conduct.

Somerville Police is seeking public assistance in finding Mondy CHARLES, 61, missing since July 7 and last seen at Tufts Medical on July 11. He has mental health issues and may appear aggressive.

Holyoke Police responded to armed robbery and assault on July 11; victim attempted to use drugs with attackers before being robbed. Jarad Seery arrested with heroin/fentanyl, facing multiple charges.

Two suspects were arrested in Roxbury after a pursuit involving a stolen vehicle; a firearm was recovered, and an officer was injured during the chase.

Sting in Holyoke leads to arrest of four, seizure of narcotics including heroin laced with fentanyl, and drugs like cocaine. Agencies involved included local police and federal teams.

A car crashed into Balducci's Pizza in Quincy after a two-vehicle collision, damaging the building and a power box. The driver fled but was caught and treated for a head injury. Police are investigating the cause.

Seven Haverhill officers are on leave after an incident leading to Francis Gigliotti's death; his death after a police altercation prompted community protests.