Worcester Police are seeking help to find a missing 16-year-old girl, Marybelis Rivera, last seen on North Ashland Street on April 25, wearing a black t-shirt and blue shorts.

Smoke between Harvard and Porter stations caused delays on the MBTA Red Line, prompting the deployment of shuttle buses and alternative transport suggestions.

A Saugus man was sentenced to 15 years for drug conspiracy and firearm charges, having manufactured counterfeit pills containing methamphetamine and fentanyl.

Two men were arrested in Fall River for drug-related activities. Detectives from CAST were central in the operations leading to a vehicle chase and foot pursuit for Andre Rego, and a pat frisk revealing cocaine on Leonard Starcher Jr.

A 9-year-old was hit by a truck while tying their shoes in a parking lot in Southbridge. They suffered serious injuries but are in stable condition. The police are investigating the incident.

An Uber driver in Massachusetts was assaulted by a passenger, who faces charges including kidnapping and assault with intent to rape. The incident led to a crash and the suspect's arrest.

The Supreme Court refused to review the case of Karen Read, accused of killing her boyfriend, despite her claims of a law enforcement cover-up and a jury's unannounced acquittal.

Boston police seek public's help in identifying suspects in an April 26 assault case at 140 Tremont Street, releasing images and offering various ways to provide anonymous tips.

An ambulance in Swansea, MA was stolen, later found undamaged in RI. Police considering not pressing charges due to the suspect's confusion during the incident.

A two-alarm fire damaged a Dorchester multi-family home, displacing nine residents and causing an estimated $500,000 in damages. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Haverhill Police arrested a suspect after a downtown stabbing incident that left two men injured; the attack was random, and the community's help was pivotal.

A fisherman died and another was injured off Nahant when a rope snapped aboard "25 TO LIFE." The U.S. Coast Guard responded; one victim later died from his injuries. The local community is supporting the family.

Firefighters extinguished an aggressive blaze at 11 Moore St., East Boston, which also affected an adjacent building, with no details on the cause yet.