Two men were stabbed at Han Nightclub in Boston's Allston; both suffered non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made; the police are investigating.

Boston Police warn of increased assaults and thefts targeting food delivery drivers in Mattapan and Hyde Park, issuing safety recommendations and seeking tips to assist investigations.

A Boston Police officer's traffic stop in Mattapan led to a violent skirmish with Richard Raymond, who fired a weapon but hit no one. Raymond was arrested and found with drugs, a firearm, and cash.

Wellfleet Police seek help after a fatal hit-and-run in Cape Cod that killed a 25-year-old man, asking for information on a vehicle with front-end damage.

Three seriously injured in a major car crash on Grove Street, Franklin, MA; an extensive investigation is underway.

Boston Police seek a suspect in traffic light vandalism downtown, releasing surveillance images for public assistance.

Over 50 cars were burglarized and at least four stolen in Lexington, MA, near Routes 2 and 128, with police urging residents to lock vehicles and remove valuables.

One man is dead and another critically injured after a double shooting in Dorchester, Boston. No arrests have been made.

Four juveniles were arrested in Boston for vehicle theft and associated crimes, including armed robbery and firearm possession. The stolen car led to a police chase and subsequent foot pursuit before their apprehension.

New Hampshire settled a wrongful death lawsuit with Crystal Sorey for $2.25 million over her daughter Harmony Montgomery's case without admitting fault.

A man is critically injured after a stabbing in Attleboro; authorities are investigating with no suspects yet identified. The incident occurred during a busy night for emergency services due to a nor'easter.

Chelsea Police and North Metro SWAT executed a search warrant on Eden Street, arresting Michael Leiva on drug charges and finding only a replica firearm. ICE was not involved, and the public is urged to report tips to police.

A Brockton man, Joshua Tavares, pled guilty to fentanyl distribution and faces 10 years to life in prison. He sold fentanyl while under surveillance and awaits sentencing on September 9, 2025.