The Worcester Police Department has appealed for public help in locating a suspect, Lino Menjivar, connected to an April 13th homicide, providing several anonymous tip channels.

A fire in Southbridge displaced 30 residents but caused no injuries; it is being investigated for arson due to a video of a suspect and the fast spread of the flames.

The Andover Police Department seeks public assistance regarding a carjacking on Rt. 133 and an earlier road rage incident, asking witnesses to contact them with any information.

The State Ethics Commission alleges Norfolk Sheriff's official, Thomas Brady, violated conflict of interest laws by having subordinate staff do free plumbing work at his home.

Firefighters battled a third-alarm fire on 10 Weyonoke Street in Dorchester, using ground ladders for venting and containing the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Boston police wrestled a loaded gun from Dwan Allison during an altercation on Blue Hill Ave. in Mattapan, resulting in Allison's arrest for firearm offenses.

Boston police arrested two men, Pinnick and Steele, for drug-related offenses and assault charges after a raid.

Jermall Anderson of Tewksbury pleaded guilty to multiple sex trafficking charges, exploiting the vulnerabilities of drug-addicted women for financial gain across the Northeast.

A 17-year-old from Massachusetts died in a single-vehicle crash in Vermont. Her car hit a guardrail and tree, and police are investigating the cause of the accident.

An 18-year-old was arrested for a Medford shooting, joining a 16-year-old in custody; no injuries were reported. The Medford Police seek public assistance for their ongoing investigation.

Analeysa Pringle, 25, faces charges for a stabbing incident in Manchester's Victory Parking Garage, where a 54-year-old man was injured in October. She turned herself in and faces assault and evidence falsification charges.

Lowell Police are seeking community help via a social media post for a series of vehicle break-ins in the Lower Highlands, urging locals to review surveillance video and report any suspicious activity.

A Massachusetts man, Ruben Depina, was sentenced to 11 years for fentanyl distribution after being caught in controlled sales and possessing firearms and additional drugs.