Dorchester resident Amir Massey was arrested in Mattapan for multiple firearm charges after a traffic stop for faulty vehicle lights led to the discovery of a gun.

Taunton Mayor Shaunna O'Connell faces charges for a domestic incident, with a motion filed to dismiss them in court due to her husband not testifying.

Former pharmaceutical executive Dishant Gupta pleaded guilty to insider trading and could face up to 20 years in prison with a maximum fine of $5 million.

Boston's Legal Sea Foods is investigating a customer's claim of drink tampering at one of their restaurants, as reported on social media and stated on their Facebook page.

Worcester police and firefighters collaborated to rescue a woman from a house fire on Ancona Road, with the woman in serious condition following the incident.

Police arrested two men in Roxbury during a traffic stop when they found a loaded firearm on a passenger and detained the driver who had an active warrant.

Two people in Massachusetts were arraigned for a scam exploiting domestic violence victims in public housing, with one charged for larceny over $1,200.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public assistance to find a person missing from Lowell with ties to Lawrence. Citizens are encouraged to contact the police with any information.

A former bank loan officer received an eight-month sentence for conspiring to defraud a federal credit union by using prisoners' information for fraudulent loans.

A Lunenberg man was sentenced to 15 years for a 2013 sexual assault after his guilty plea, solved using forensic genealogy and DNA evidence from a car accident.

Massachusetts AG Andrea Joy Campbell files a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging the platform's features such as "infinite scroll" and "autoplay" harm young users' mental health, violating consumer protection laws.

A Cambridge man was arrested at the MBTA for allegedly trying to rob a woman. The 22-year-old was caught at Port Square station by Transit Police. Details of the assault and the man's identity are not yet released.

The Quincy Police Department is seeking help to find Pierina Fernandes, a 34-year-old pregnant woman missing since October 2, last seen near Eastern Nazarene College.