The MBTA Transit Police seek public help to identify a person linked to an indecent assault on an Orange Line train near Downtown Crossing on March 7th.

A Massachusetts man has been indicted for making violent threats on social media against public figures and others, including threats to an elementary school.

Firefighters from multiple towns responded to a commercial building fire in Stoneham last Monday, containing it quickly with the help of the sprinkler system. No injuries were reported, but water damage occurred; the cause is under investigation.

A fatal pedestrian crash on Route 9 near the Shops at Chestnut Hill in Newton caused major traffic disruptions and a police investigation into the incident.

Spencer woman indicted for bank fraud, accused of stealing Social Security benefits after a beneficiary's death.

An off-duty Randolph, MA police sergeant was killed by a commuter rail train in Abington; authorities are investigating the incident with conflicting mechanical fault reports.

Police in Medford issued an alert for missing juvenile Ryan Araujo, last seen March 13 at Medford High School, urging community assistance in locating him.

A manhunt in Lincoln, MA, is underway for Justin Warner after a shooting incident. Multiple agencies are involved, and although one suspect was caught, Warner escaped and is believed to be armed and dangerous.

Undercover detectives in New Bedford arrested four men, seized drugs and a stolen firearm, and encouraged public tips in their fight against drug crimes.

Holyoke Police arrested two suspects and seized an illegal firearm after a social media dispute among juveniles led to adults threatening gun violence.

An armed robbery occurred at China Chef in Wareham, with an unidentified male suspect at large. The investigation continues and the police seek public assistance.

A car crashed into a building in Brighton, injuring five people who were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; the building's safety is being assessed.

Boston Police arrested nine and summoned four at South Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade for various offenses, amid efforts to manage parade-related incidents.