Det. Kevin Albert received a 3-day suspension without pay from the Canton Police Department after an internal investigation related to the death of Officer John O'Keefe.

Two men in Worcester were arrested on multiple firearm charges after a car chase where an officer was hit, as confirmed by Worcester Police Department.

A man was trapped in a water-filled pit at a Cohasset construction site and suffered potential hypothermia before self-extricating. OSHA is investigating the incident.

Reading Police arrested a suspect in a double stabbing case following an incident on Bond Street, with further details and the motive still under investigation.

Lawrence Police are seeking public help to find a missing person. No details of the disappearance were provided. Tips can be reported at 978-794-5900.

One man died and another was arrested following a shooting in Boston's Jamaica Plain, where police recovered firearms and are investigating a large crime scene.

A Boston man was charged for illegally flying a drone near the Boston Marathon finish line, setting off security concerns. He agreed to pay a $5,000 fine and forfeit his drone.

Three masked juveniles crashed a stolen car into Kingston Fire Station during a police chase following an armed threat at a home. The underage, unlicensed driver and occupants were apprehended; firefighters managed a fire caused by the collision.

Attorney David Meier is leading an independent investigation into the death of Trooper Enrique Delgado-Garcia, appointed by AG Campbell due to his legal experience.

A car crash in Boston's Seaport District left one dead and another critically injured after their vehicle collided with a building. The incident is under investigation.

Eight bulls escaped from a rodeo at Emerald Square Mall, North Attleboro. Authorities recaptured most, with one still at large. Public warned to stay away and call 911 if spotted.

Hudson police arrested two suspects linked to a major drug operation, seizing cash, cocaine, and fentanyl after a lengthy investigation involving multiple agencies.

Hampden County Sheriff Nick Cocchi was arraigned for an alleged OUI outside MGM Springfield, pleaded not guilty, and expressed remorse, vowing to continue his work.