Two were seriously injured in a reported Milton stabbing; state police investigate with assistance from Norfolk DA's office, Crime Scene Services, and Milton PD. Details on victims' conditions and suspects remain undisclosed.

Two women drowned in the Merrimack River near Plum Island, Massachusetts; both were pronounced dead after being rescued and hospitalized. An investigation by local authorities is ongoing.

A Maine man was sentenced to 14-16 years for manslaughter and sexual conduct for a fee after pleading guilty to the 2020 death of a woman in a Boston hotel.

Plymouth Police informed the public about Robert Lebaron, a homeless Level 3 Sex Offender in West Plymouth, not wanted but urging community vigilance. Misuse of registry data could incur legal penalties.

Alex Cooper accuses a former Boston University soccer coach of sexual harassment, recounting the experience in her Hulu docuseries "Call Her Alex." The university responds with a commitment to a safe campus environment.

Police chase in Springfield ends with armed suspect's arrest and officer injured; suspect Ian James faces multiple charges, including armed robbery and drug offenses.

Manchester NH Police reported serious injuries from two crashes involving a silver Volvo, including two children; a suspect was charged with felony DWI.

Nahant Police and Massachusetts State Police investigate an assault where a woman was attacked with a knife on Nahant Beach.

Two workers sustained serious burns in a flash fire at a Massachusetts Dunkin' caused by Freon ignition within an air compressor. The incident is under investigation.

Cheryl Ferguson, a Haverhill School Committee member, was found not guilty of inappropriately touching a teen.

Two men were arraigned in Chelsea District Court for a severe assault outside a Revere ice cream shop, involving a brick and leading to the victim's serious injuries.

Former Miami hedge fund manager Kris Bortnovsky was arrested and indicted on charges of insider trading, obstructing justice, and witness intimidation.

James Welch, 29, of Newton has pleaded guilty to a federal charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition. Following a February search that uncovered a pistol, rifle, and ammunition, Welch now faces up to 15 years in prison. Sentencing is set for September 11.