Law enforcement in Falmouth conducted a sting operation on cocaine trafficking, culminating in the arrest of Michael Lutfy and seizure of drugs and cash.

A severe multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 95 involved the Attleboro Fire Department early Sunday morning, leading to critical injuries for one driver and temporary closure of the highway.

Two suspects, Andrea Doucette-Keating and Zachary Shelton, face charges for stealing handicap parking placards in Brighton, as detailed by the Boston Police.

A dirt bike rider was arrested in Fitchburg, MA, for attacking a police captain at a gas station after being approached about reckless driving. The officer suffered a head injury, and a second suspect faces traffic-related charges.

The death of Francis Gigliotti after a police encounter has been ruled a homicide by the medical examiner, with his death caused by "cardiac dysrhythmia" during restraint. The incident is under investigation.

Two teenagers were arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 21-year-old UMass Amherst intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in Washington, D.C.

A Somerville mail carrier, Michael Vernon, is indicted for stealing prescription drugs from mail on his Waltham route.

Boston Police arrested Cornelius Brown-Bell in Mattapan, seizing illegal firearms, narcotics, and stolen vehicles, with charges including firearm possession and intent to distribute drugs.

A man tried to blow up an Eastern Bank ATM in Woburn, Massachusetts, with a suspected explosive device, causing damage but no injuries. Police are seeking the suspect.

Two alleged thieves were arrested at Wendy's after stealing over $2,000 in goods from TJ Maxx in Auburn, identified as Dominque Marion and Tynaja Williams.

Three individuals from Massachusetts and New Jersey plead guilty to tax fraud involving over $4.36 million, including theft of government funds, bank fraud, and money laundering. Sentencing is set for December 2025.

A Worcester man with a past conviction faces federal firearm and ammunition possession charges and could receive up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

The Boston Police Department seeks to identify a suspect involved in a debit card fraud case in July 2025, where $200 was fraudulently withdrawn using a deceased person's card.