A man in Brookline, MA, allegedly interacted inappropriately with children, and was arrested facing multiple charges including enticement and indecent assault.

Two men were arraigned for a fatal shooting in Lynn, Rivera for murder and related charges, and Constabile as an accessory. They pled not guilty with Rivera held without bail and Constabile's bail set at $100,000.

Brockton man with a prior manslaughter conviction pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession, facing a potential 20-year sentence for the drugs and 15 years for the weapons.

A Spencer woman pleaded guilty to committing bank fraud by illegally collecting $42,000 in Social Security benefits after the death of the beneficiary.

Boston Police are searching for missing 13-year-old Zaniya Aaliyah Princess Davis of Dorchester since April 11, last seen in Roxbury. She is described as a 5'2" black female with brown eyes and locs. The public is urged to provide any information.

Former Dover doctor Ingolf Tuerk was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of his wife, Kathleen McLean, and faces up to 20 years in prison.

A suspect was arrested in Milford, MA, after he chased a person with a knife to the local police department and was later found by police using K-9 and drone units.

A Boston man was arrested during a drug investigation in Mattapan Square for firearm and drug violations after police observed an alleged drug transaction.

During a traffic stop, Auburn MA Police arrested Shane Jefferson, finding a gun, cocaine, cash, and a nailed bat in his vehicle. He faces multiple charges.

Edvardo Gomes-Da Silva was convicted of first-degree murder for fatally stabbing Neiriane Pereira-Da Silva in Framingham, amidst a breakup and her new relationship.

A Worcester man, Troy Morvan, was arrested in Webster for a disturbance and due to active warrants, including charges from a previous shooting and a recent burglary.

New Hampshire man arraigned for a violent road rage assault in Boston, leaving another man with severe facial injuries.

A man convicted of a 1967 murder in Massachusetts has been granted parole, sparking controversy and highlighting legal changes that affect sentencing for crimes committed by young adults.