Worcester Police arrested a woman for possession of Class A drugs with intent to distribute near the Public Library, indicating her repeat offender status.

Boston Police officers from District D-4 participated in the South End Little League Baseball Opening Day Parade, mingling with participants and emphasizing community engagement.

A 17-year-old was arrested in Dorchester, Boston, for drug trafficking, including possession of fentanyl, after police observed a suspicious exchange.

Boston Police arrested Franklin Mejia Martinez, 26, on drug trafficking charges after surveillance of his suspicious activities and finding heroin, crack, and cocaine on him.

Weymouth Police arrested two, including a man with warrants and another with drugs, during a traffic stop. One suspect resisted arrest and assaulted an officer.

A same-sex couple was confronted by a security guard in a restroom at the Liberty Hotel in Boston, leading to their ejection. The hotel has suspended the guard and pledged staff retraining.

A retired Acton police official was charged with OUI and a supervisor is on leave after improper handling of the situation; an internal investigation is ongoing.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court denied Thomas Mercado a new trial for the 2006 murder conviction of David Gomes, upholding a life sentence without parole despite claims of unreliable eyewitness identifications.

Springfield Police, led by Captain Dunn and Lieutenant Bruno, arrested Dequan Wood, 21, and seized a loaded firearm and marijuana, following a tip-off and surveillance. Wood faces multiple charges.

Three fishermen were rescued after their boat capsized off Massachusetts; they were cold and wet but unharmed, highlighting the dangers of the sea and the importance of safety gear.

Authorities investigate suspicious fires at the historical Fernald School, with a recent incident intensifying safety concerns and a potential link to previous fires. A $5,000 reward is offered for tips.

Worcester Police reported a drug bust involving Elvin Castillo, seizing 425 grams of fentanyl from his apartment and car, leading to charges for trafficking a Class A substance.

Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson pleaded guilty to wire fraud and theft charges related to misusing federal program funds. She faces sentencing on July 29, 2025.