The Worcester Police Department is searching for missing Bertha Alicia Turcios, last seen in a blue top, and associated with a blue 2002 Dodge truck, license 3KSW34. Public assistance is requested.

Two men face charges for allegedly running a cyber scheme involving the theft of client data from tax firms in Massachusetts for fraudulent tax returns.

A 19-year-old male was shot in Boston's Mattapan area and transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; no arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

A Lawrence man pleaded guilty to false passport application statements and aggravated identity theft, using a deceased person's information. Sentencing is set for March 5, 2025.

Landlord Peter Capozzoli sues Diana Walshe for damages linked to her son's alleged murder case, claiming the associated crime scene has made the property unrentable.

Joseph Correa of Lawrence pled guilty to drug trafficking, firearms offenses, and money laundering in a federal Boston court. Sentencing is set for March 5, 2025.

A fire in Hyannis, Massachusetts, destroyed several businesses in a plaza, including the Brazilian Resource Center which provides important services to the local community.

A woman in Queens is charged in a retail theft ring for stealing fragrances from an Ulta store and has pleaded not guilty, with her bail set at $100,000.

An armed robbery in Billerica led to a soft lockdown at a nearby elementary school; police are investigating with no immediate threat to the school reported.

The Worcester Police Department has appealed for public help in locating a suspect, Lino Menjivar, connected to an April 13th homicide, providing several anonymous tip channels.

A fire in Southbridge displaced 30 residents but caused no injuries; it is being investigated for arson due to a video of a suspect and the fast spread of the flames.

The Andover Police Department seeks public assistance regarding a carjacking on Rt. 133 and an earlier road rage incident, asking witnesses to contact them with any information.

The State Ethics Commission alleges Norfolk Sheriff's official, Thomas Brady, violated conflict of interest laws by having subordinate staff do free plumbing work at his home.