Quincy Police seek the public's help in finding Cynthia Dunn, who is missing, off medication, and possibly delusional. Her last known location was near 269 Water St #1.

The MBTA Transit Police are looking for a suspect related to an assault on an elderly person on the Green Line trolley. They ask for public assistance in identifying the person of interest.

17-year-old Khamitri Cole was killed and another teen was injured in a shooting in Taunton, sparking a police investigation.

A boat grounded in Boston Harbor prompted a rescue of 21 people, with one person hospitalized. Authorities and Sea Tow responded to secure the scene and investigate the cause.

Hank Brennan, renowned for high-profile cases, joins the retrial of Karen Read, charged in the death of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, as a special assistant DA.

Springfield Police arrested Tyler Harris, 31, for a shooting on Darwell Street, confiscating a loaded firearm and charging him with multiple offenses.

Nicholas Carle of Boston pleaded guilty to illegal ammunition possession, facing up to 15 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The incident occurred when he fled a traffic stop in 2022, where a gun and marijuana were found.

A Taunton man named John Campbell has pleaded guilty to charges of oxycodone distribution and possession with intent to distribute. Sentencing is set for January 15, 2025.

Springfield PD arrested Noel Martinez, 19, for possessing an illegal high-capacity firearm and assaulting an officer during a trespassing-related stop.

Springfield Police arrested Angel Vazquez and seized a ghost gun after a disturbance; Vazquez faces multiple charges including firearm possession without a license.

Boston Police solicit public help to find a suspect involved in an aggravated assault in Roxbury on September 14. They released a suspect description and urged witnesses to provide information.

Boston Police seek help to identify two suspects in a Roxbury break-in. Descriptions and incident details are provided, with a call for community assistance.

A Massachusetts businessman pleaded guilty to using COVID-19 relief funds for personal expenses, including buying a diamond ring and home renovations.