A teen was found not breathing after being retrieved by divers from Learned Pond in Framingham with no lifeguards on duty; his condition after transport to the hospital was unknown.

Police in Fall River arrested Paul Langley and seized weapons and drugs after a home raid on Flynn Street, praising the collaborative effort of their teams.

Boston Police have issued a missing person alert for 38-year-old João Tavares of Dorchester, last seen in Quincy. He has a developmental disability and the public is urged to provide any information.

Boston Police seek public help to identify an individual related to a Roxbury assault and battery case and stress the importance of community engagement in the investigation.

Dennis Police arrested Princess King, 50, on a charge of Open and Gross Lewdness for alleged indecent exposure.

Cambridge Police seek public aid in identifying a burglary and theft suspect from a July 3-4 incident in North Cambridge, urging tips be sent to detectives.

Manchester man Christian Edwards, out on bail for Kidnapping and Criminal Threatening, was re-arrested for Witness Tampering and additional charges after a brief foot chase and struggle.

A Wayland homeowner was assaulted by two masked men demanding money; the suspects fled empty-handed and remain at large. The victim was treated for facial injuries.

Suspect Seth Skillin has been arrested and charged for two armed robberies at the same Manchester Walgreens, using a knife to demand cash and attempting to disguise his identity.

The death toll from the fire at Fall River's Gabriel House has risen to ten, with Brenda Cropper confirmed dead. Investigations are ongoing, and the community is rallying for support.

A former Boston teacher, John Magee Gavin, has been indicted on child exploitation charges, including coercion of a minor and possession of child pornography.

Rescue crews in Manchester-by-the-Sea saved five people from a sinking sailboat; all were safe, due to preparedness and swift local authority response.

Authorities in Bridgewater have charged two women with animal cruelty after two dogs died in a hot car where temperatures exceeded 130 degrees. Responders discovered the lifeless dogs near a condo on Heather Lane, with officials emphasizing the tragedy was preventable. Police also cited unsanitary conditions in the women’s home and issued additional charges related to extreme heat confinement.