Worcester Police seek public help in finding missing resident Nancy Marzuc, who may be confused after leaving her home.

Worcester Police arrest Taino Reyes, 48, for trafficking fentanyl and other drug offenses after finding him in a park with illegal substances. Two others were cited for trespassing.

A fire severely damaged the Old Town Market complex in Lynnfield, MA, affecting all businesses. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The Worcester Police are searching for missing 16-year-old Karter White and are requesting the public's assistance. White was last seen wearing a distinctive blue hoodie with a marine logo.

A Canadian has pleaded guilty in Boston for a $1.4 million embezzlement scheme using his role as a credit analyst to divert client payments to his account.

Miguel Saravia, CEO of behavioral health companies, has been charged with healthcare fraud involving billing for services not provided and is set to plead guilty.

The Worcester Police arrested Rafael Crespi for a commercial break-in on Green St after identifying him from surveillance footage and his attire. Crespi was charged with felony breaking and entering at nighttime.

Boston police arrested Tuan Trieu, 53, for multiple firearm charges after he allegedly fired a gun in Dorchester.

Boston is set to experience a sunny, warm week with temperatures reaching into the 80s, which may affect the fall foliage. Meanwhile, Hurricane Francine threatens severe flooding in Louisiana.

The Boston Police Department warns of a surge in check fraud crimes, advising residents to take precautions like removing mail promptly and monitoring bank accounts.

Revere, Massachusetts, schools face a violence crisis, with teachers demanding better safety measures after a large fight injured an assistant principal.

A man stuck in a Sagamore Beach marsh for two days was rescued by firefighters after a neighbor heard his cries for help and alerted authorities. His condition is being evaluated at a hospital.

A Boston physician has settled allegations of improper opioid prescriptions for $25,000, undergoing three years of compliance monitoring and striking an agreement with the DEA.