Pregnant woman and her unborn child severely injured in an assault in Roxbury, Boston; Dana Young charged with multiple offenses including assault on a pregnant victim.

Holyoke Police seized over a kilogram of drugs and three firearms in a sting operation, arresting Roberto Muniz and others after a months-long investigation.

Two Boston officials were arrested on domestic violence charges after a heated altercation involving accusations of infidelity and assault on a police officer. They pleaded not guilty and are on unpaid leave pending investigation.

Dominican nationals in Massachusetts are indicted on drug trafficking charges involving fentanyl and crack cocaine; they face potential prison time and deportation if convicted.

Somerville officials seek public help in investigating a suspicious fire and vandalism at a former school, emphasizing prevention of further incidents.

The Boston Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating 71-year-old Justina Ayala, a South Boston resident with dementia who went missing on May 15.

A former Suffolk County jail officer pleaded guilty to wire fraud for defrauding buyers by posing as a law enforcement official in a vehicle sale scam.

A Worcester taxi driver was hospitalized after a fare dispute on Bancroft Street led to him being assaulted with a weapon. The suspect, Daniel Burrows, was arrested on charges including assault and battery.

A Cape Cod officer was injured after a crash while responding to an overdose call. The officer was taken to the hospital; the other driver was unharmed. An investigation is ongoing.

A female kidnapping victim was safely rescued and the male captor surrendered after a standoff in Holyoke, with police safely evacuating the area and charging the captor with multiple crimes.

John Baglio, a music teacher, was severely slashed in an unprovoked attack outside Tufts Medical Center in Boston. Suspect Wilfredo Burgos has been arrested and charged.

Trevor Jones of Everett pleaded guilty to sex trafficking four victims, using drugs to exert control. His sentencing is scheduled for August 12, 2025.

Dudley Police responded to a non-credible social media threat at a school; the situation was quickly contained and safety assured.