Residents in Cape Cod report multiple silent, bright drones in the skies, similar to recent incidents in New Jersey.

A man died in a house fire in Plainville, MA, on Friday afternoon. The fire was accidental, and mutual aid was called in from neighboring departments.

Operation Hellcat, a joint effort by Brockton and Massachusetts State Police, has successfully disrupted a major car theft ring, leading to multiple arrests and seizures.

The Boston Fire Department controlled a fire in Mattapan, displacing 14 residents. No injuries were reported, and the damages are estimated at $750,000. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A Boston man pled guilty to unlawful firearm possession at a MBTA station and faces potential sentencing including prison, supervised release, and fines. His home contained ammunition and sketches, confirming his deep involvement with firearms.

Three injured when a car crashed into a home in Abington, Massachusetts; an 18-year-old driver faces charges. The house was evacuated and deemed uninhabitable.

The Boston Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Amera Zvekic, a 35-year-old woman from Allston who has been missing since March 17, 2024.

Manuel Teo was arrested after injuring an officer and evading capture following a vehicle theft in Framingham. He faces multiple charges, including assaulting a police officer.

Two individuals were arrested in Holyoke on drug and ammunition possession charges following a raid by local and federal agencies. They were found living in poor conditions without basic utilities.

A suspect was arrested for the July 2024 homicide of Dexter Ortiz in Holyoke. Police, after responding to a reported shooting, are continuing their investigation.

Two students and a staff member at a Boston elementary school suffered burns from a hot water spill from a mobile lunch cart.

A Boston man pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting minors and creating child pornography, facing up to 30 years in prison. His sentencing is set for 2025.

A Brooklyn man received a three-year prison sentence for bank fraud and identity theft related to COVID relief funds, after using a fake ID to steal $3 million.