A woman died in a suspected street racing crash in Massachusetts. Anthony Bradley faces charges including vehicular homicide. The incident is under investigation.

A Revere High School brawl injured an assistant principal and led to hospitalization, while the school district plans to discipline about a dozen students involved. Teachers seek improved safety measures.

An explosion at a Bellingham gas station injured four workers, two seriously, with an investigation underway by local authorities and the State Fire Marshal.

A police officer had part of their ear bitten off by Carlos Sanadbria while responding to a domestic incident in Chelsea, leading to Sanadbria's arrest.

A 19-year-old Irish national was arrested for indecent assault and underage alcohol possession at MBTA Downtown Crossing station, with bail set at $15,000.

Boston police arrested Jordan Albert-Scott, 33, from Mattapan, related to an August stabbing of Daniel Coke, 45, who died from his injuries. The arrest raises community calls for information and support from the Neighborhood Trauma Team.

Police interrupted a drug deal on Acushnet Avenue, arresting Jacob Matthew-Almeida with a firearm and drugs, and Tatiana Irizarry for drug possession.

Boston Police seek public help identifying a prowler linked to a Brighton burglary, described as wearing a black sweatshirt, gray gloves, and distinctive sneakers.

Boston Police are calling for help to locate missing 14-year-old Hiram Perez-Lazu from Dorchester, last seen near Leonard Street with a black backpack.

Ex-substitute teacher from Hingham Middle School, Stephanie Papasodero, faces charges for allegedly sending inappropriate texts to students. She pleaded not guilty.

Series of puppy thefts in Bellingham and Milford, Massachusetts prompt investigations, with a pair of micro American Bullies and a French Bulldog named My Love taken from homes. The Bulldog was returned, but the investigation continues.

Chicago man, Demario Sorrells, received three years probation and was ordered to pay $106,000 for wire fraud involvement, according to the Justice Department.

Former Boston College hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and brother Matthew were killed in an accident in New Jersey.