A Brockton man convicted in the 2007 killing of a 14-year-old has been granted parole and released under strict conditions. The board imposed monitoring and counseling requirements.

Providence forward Duncan Powell was arrested in Cranston and charged with domestic‑violence disorderly conduct after police say he threatened an ex‑girlfriend and others. Authorities say he was taken into custody at gunpoint and no weapon was found on him.

Two people were shot in Roxbury Sunday evening and a bullet ruptured a sprinkler pipe, forcing a building evacuation while police investigate.

A heavy police response blocked the intersection of Moraine and Spring in Brockton overnight as investigators processed evidence at the scene.

A driver died in a single-vehicle crash on American Legion Highway late Saturday; investigators say the cause is under review.

A Friday evening shooting in Belchertown on Daniel Shays Highway left one person dead; a suspect is in custody and due in court Monday.

A 41-year-old Milford man was killed on Route 140 in Grafton; investigators say speed may have been a factor.

An armed intruder tied up and assaulted a person during a Beverly home invasion on Paine Avenue; police recovered the stolen car and the investigation is ongoing.

A 24‑year‑old South Boston woman was arrested after a man was found stabbed inside an apartment Friday evening. She faces a manslaughter charge and will be arraigned Monday.

A late-night collision on I-93 South near Montvale Avenue in Woburn killed one passenger and closed lanes while state police investigate.

A person was rushed to the hospital with life‑threatening injuries after a Friday stabbing on Old Colony Avenue in South Boston. Police say no arrests have been made.

The Massachusetts Parole Board granted parole to Michel St. Jean in the 2010 Richel Nova killing while denying release to Alexander Gallett, highlighting post‑Mattis lifer reviews.

Manuel Chang was taken into ICE custody at Boston Logan after airline staff flagged a problem with his travel documents. Chang, convicted in the U.S. in a $2B fraud case, had been expected to be deported after his sentence.