A stolen red Nissan crashed into a utility pole in Arlington early Wednesday; the driver fled, jumped into a second SUV and sped away toward Mystic Valley Parkway.

A juvenile was pulled from Field Pond in Andover on Tuesday and taken to Lawrence General before being flown to a Boston hospital; police say the incident is under investigation.

Plymouth County's DA is fighting to keep a Brockton man behind bars as he faces a parole review for the 1993 murders of his parents and sister.

A father and his 15-year-old son from Martha’s Vineyard were detained while fishing and handed to ICE; lawyers filed an emergency habeas in federal court in Boston.

A Saugus resident was arrested and charged with unlawfully voting in federal elections, prosecutors say, after allegedly registering as a U.S. citizen despite holding a green card.

An early-morning blaze on Banton Street in Dorchester sent two people to the hospital and displaced multiple residents. Officials say the fire began on the second floor and the cause is under investigation.

A man was detained outside Macy’s in Downtown Crossing as MBTA Transit Police investigated a possible assault involving a child. Officers cuffed the man and took him into custody near Chauncey and Summer streets.

Harvard says an intruder entered Lowell House and assaulted a student from behind; the student was uninjured and campus police are investigating.

Surveillance images were released after an early‑morning May 9 assault outside the Lincoln Tavern in South Boston. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact District C‑6 or CrimeStoppers.

A Suffolk Superior Court judge barred a Morgan & Morgan attorney from the Harvard morgue lawsuit after the lawyer disclosed prior sanctions for filing motions that relied on AI‑generated fake citations.

A man found with a stab wound outside an Alltown Mobil on South Willow died after being taken to Elliot Hospital; authorities are treating the death as suspicious.

Federal prosecutors say a Gardner man led a multi‑state drug ring that used a local painting company to launder proceeds. Eighteen people were charged in the sweep.

Quincy police say a suspect is armed and dangerous and have asked the public for help. Detectives provided a case number and a tip line for anyone with information.