Boston Police seek help identifying a suspect in a Roxbury breaking and entering case involving stolen bicycles, and offer ways for the public to provide information confidentially.

A man's body was found in the Piscataquog River in Manchester, NH, leading to a death investigation by State Police. The identity is withheld pending family notification.

One person suffered life-threatening injuries from a stabbing near the Fields Corner MBTA station in Dorchester. No arrests have been made, and the police investigation continues.

An adult and juvenile were hospitalized after their car crashed into Quincy's Old Colony Liquor Store, causing significant damage. No serious injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Springfield Police arrested LaJuan Lake, suspect of firing shots into a home, and recovered a firearm with the help of K9 Flexx. Lake faces multiple charges including possession of a large capacity firearm and attempted assault.

A man set himself on fire outside the Boston Four Seasons hotel; despite efforts by bystanders to help, he sustained serious injuries. His motive is unclear, and police are investigating.

Florida man Robert Hueton Colespring sentenced to 18 months for his role in an international money laundering operation involving nearly 20 individuals.

Securities trader Xiaosong Wang pleaded guilty to market manipulation, agreeing to forfeit over $1 million and faces potential removal to China post-sentence.

A former Norfolk County correction officer and four others are charged with conspiring to smuggle drugs into jail, collaborating with inmates in a scheme involving Suboxone strips.

Former Massachusetts State Senator Dean Tran was convicted of wire fraud and filing false tax returns, including pandemic unemployment assistance fraud.

Springfield police warn local businesses about scammers posing as bosses to trick employees into sending money using Bitcoin or gift cards after obtaining their phone numbers through a fake fire department-related scheme.

A Waltham man, Robert Daigle, has been sentenced to 71 months in prison for child pornography after pleading guilty. He had been downloading such material for 20 years.

Two men were arrested after police found an AR-style rifle and ammo hidden in woods near a restaurant and senior community, which were locked down during the incident.