Worcester Police arrested Rafael Perez-Crespi for a break-in at Banner Bar and Grill after recognizing him near City Hall. Details on the stolen items remain undisclosed.

A man was arrested for a non-fatal stabbing in Roxbury, Boston, with BPD officers responding and charging 43-year-old Pedro Sanchez from Mattapan with assault.

Firefighters in Easton rescued a wheelchair-bound resident from a house fire that displaced 12 people and resulted in the deaths of two pets. The cause is believed to be accidental.

Susan Figuerido of Falmouth has pleaded guilty to embezzling $1.3 million from her employer and filing a false tax return. She faces a potential 23 years in prison.

Antisemitic stickers with swastika imagery found in Harvard Square have prompted concerns and investigations by local authorities and denouncement from the Jewish community and organizations.

A furniture warehouse for families in need in Walpole was vandalized, with items slashed and fire extinguishers discharged. The CEO of Limitless Moving & Storage is offering a reward for information.

A Dominican national, Jose De La Rosa Rosario, faces charges by a federal grand jury in Boston for unlawful reentry into the U.S. after deportation. He awaits his court appearance with a presumption of innocence.

A Worcester man, Rafael Gonzalez, was arrested after allegedly committing a daylight burglary at a Belmont Street apartment, stealing a laptop and purse, and attempting to evade police.

Three individuals were arrested by the Worcester Police Vice Squad for cocaine and fentanyl trafficking following a search warrant execution on Perry Avenue.

Two pedestrians were hospitalized after being hit by a car in Lexington; the accident's specific details and the victims' condition are currently unknown.

Brendan D. Nunes, 23, from Assonet, was arrested on charges including rape and assault. The arrest was made by Freetown Police and Massachusetts State Police detectives.

The Chicopee Housing Authority settled a discrimination lawsuit, agreeing to pay $435,000 in damages and a $25,000 penalty, and will implement new fair housing measures.

Philip Chen, 27, was arrested following a stabbing in Boston Commons, facing charges including Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon and Larceny from an Elderly/Disabled Person.