Two people were hurt Monday in a Hyde Park stabbing near Readville Street; police arrested a suspect nearby and the case remains under investigation.

A Nantucket painter says he slipped while working at Bill Belichick’s Fair Street home and is seeking roughly $300,000 in damages in a new negligence suit.

A West Roxbury man was arrested after police say two employees at Sam's Express in Dedham were assaulted and a customer's car was stolen in separate incidents.

Harvard warns affiliates that callers impersonating IT staff are using live calls and cloned .edu pages to harvest credentials; affiliates are urged to report suspicious contact.

A suspect was shot and several Boston police officers were injured Saturday near Northeastern University. The suspect and officers were taken to nearby hospitals and police closed Hemenway Street.

An early‑morning house fire in Brockton killed one person and has left investigators searching for a cause.

Two Raynham officers tased a woman after she allegedly slashed her roommate during a welfare check at a Briarcliff Road apartment. The victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect faces a court summons.

A 27-year-old wanted man was arrested in Cambridge after officers recovered a loaded Glock and a 15-round magazine. Additional charges are expected in Cambridge District Court.

Worcester police arrested a man and charged two others in the 2019 Gage Street killing of 18-year-old Tafar Lewis after new leads in the case.

Grafton police say thieves are using Facebook Marketplace listings to scout motorcycles and ATVs. Sellers are urged to strip photo metadata and meet buyers in public or police lots.

A Worcester woman was bitten by a fox Friday; neighbors trapped the animal until police arrived and the carcass was sent for rabies testing. Authorities urge caution.

Four people were arrested after gunfire in Roxbury; three during a Ziegler Street barricade and one outside the South Bay jail. Police recovered ballistic evidence and reported no injuries.

Boston quietly agreed to a $12 million settlement for Shaun Jenkins, who spent nearly 19 years behind bars before his conviction was vacated amid allegations of police misconduct.