A person was stabbed near Boston Common this evening; police say the injuries are non-life-threatening and detectives are canvassing the area for witnesses.

A wrong‑way crash on Route 146 near Exit 17 in Millbury left one person dead and another injured. State police say an investigation is ongoing.

Boston police say a person was found dead Friday near 100 Malcolm X Boulevard in Roxbury; homicide detectives are investigating and asking the public to call with tips.

A multi‑agency response at a Holyoke motel ended Thursday when officers found a Connecticut man dead. Investigators say a vehicle linked to a Hartford homicide was at the scene.

A shooting on Hood Park Drive sent one person to a hospital Friday night, police say. Investigators ask anyone with information to contact detectives or CrimeStoppers.

A French appeals court has ordered Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi to stand trial on rape charges, a development that arrived as the 2026 World Cup got under way.

A Middleborough fire captain resigned this month and is now facing criminal charges, town officials said; the town declined to identify the allegations.

A 39-year-old Arlington man was arrested after students reported he exposed himself near Arlington High on June 12. Police say investigators later identified the vehicle and its owner.

Phillip Eng apologized after a report that he pulled an employee's hair after a work event; the staffer raised the matter with HR and sources say a complaint was filed.

A former Emmanuel College admissions director was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison after prosecutors said he solicited an underage applicant and cyberstalked students.

Boston Police data show seven homicides so far this year — about half the five‑year average — with fatal shootings down sharply even as other crimes remain mixed.

Ahold Delhaize — owner of Stop & Shop, Giant and Food Lion — agreed to pay $40M to resolve DOJ claims that its supermarket pharmacies misreported discounted drug prices to federal programs.

Federal prosecutors charged 15 people in Boston in a sweep alleging $1.4M stolen from SNAP, MassHealth and Social Security. U.S. Attorney Leah Foley will brief reporters this morning.