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.

A fatal crash in Worcester claimed the life of a woman and injured another when a vehicle hit them on Clover St and South Ludlow St, prompting an active investigation.

Worcester Police arrested Adonny Aviles for drug trafficking after observing him participate in suspicious exchanges that led to the discovery of substances believed to be crack cocaine and fentanyl.

A Somerville man is held without bail after allegedly stabbing a 74-year-old on an MBTA bus in Roxbury, facing charges and a dangerous designation by a judge.

A bomb threat at a school in the Berlin Boylston Regional School District led to an evacuation and a search, with the threat deemed not credible and no bomb found.

Brockton police are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl near West Elm Street. School and police are urging vigilance and community assistance.

A Dartmouth woman is receiving rabies shots after a coyote bit her arm near her mailbox. The attack has raised her fear and awareness of local coyote threats.

A multi-car crash in Bourne left four hospitalized, one dog dead, and traffic stalled. The incident involved an improper left turn and ongoing investigations.

The Massachusetts town's Treasurer was fired after a swift probe into stolen funds; suspicions led to their termination, detailed on the town's Facebook page.

Robert Platt Jr. pleaded guilty to fraud and false statements in securing PPP COVID-19 relief funds, facing a potential 20-year prison sentence for wire fraud and up to five years for false statements. His sentencing is set for December 2024.

Boston Police towed 13 mopeds in Jamaica Plain during a vehicle regulation enforcement in response to community concerns about unregistered recreational vehicles.

Springfield man Isaias Diaz was sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a fentanyl and cocaine distribution operation. He will also face four years of supervised release.