Massachusetts trooper Zachariah Kent is accused of shoplifting items, such as golf balls and razors, from Target 23 times, totaling $850. He was banned from Target and suspended by the State Police, who are investigating the allegations.

A collision on the Maine Turnpike involving a tractor trailer and two vehicles led to two deaths and significant traffic disruption; weather may have contributed to the crash.

West Bridgewater Police investigate credit card skimmers found at Trucchi's Supermarket; devices installed since Feb 8, with ongoing search for male suspect.

Four men from Brockton are indicted for their roles in a shootout, with one facing illegal machinegun possession charges. If convicted, they face up to 15 years in prison.

Sean Brown was arrested in Boston for illegal firearms and drugs, including a Glock 37, rifles, and 644 grams of Cocaine, Crack Cocaine, and Fentanyl.

Two men were arrested in Salem, MA for alleged contractor fraud, part of a larger scam operation, after obtaining money for unfinished home renovations.

A woman's body was found on Salisbury Beach; cause of death is under investigation by state police and local authorities. Identity remains undisclosed.

Convicted felon Keeland Rose was arrested in New Bedford with an illegal firearm and drugs. Previously linked to a homicide, he faces new charges, including illegal firearm possession and intent to distribute narcotics.

Boston police arrested Jarrett Smith for drug trafficking and vehicle violations after a traffic stop in Roxbury revealed illegal substances and cash in his possession.

A Massachusetts butcher shop was scammed out of $62,000 in meat by individuals claiming to be feeding the homeless. The shop faces financial strain and has started a GoFundMe for recovery.

A man was fatally shot by police in Lincoln, Maine, after charging at officers with a knife during an encounter that began with a trespassing complaint.

A school bus in Marstons Mills hit a utility pole; all 25 students aboard were unhurt and later reached their destination safely. Repair and investigation are underway.

Carbon monoxide from an unpermitted project hospitalized 11 people at a Maine daycare. A carbon saw was used indoors, leading to poisoning. All are now discharged, and an investigation is ongoing.