A man from Washington D.C. was sentenced to 8 months for his role in a theft ring that stole $32,000 in luxury goods from a Gucci store in Massachusetts.

Home builder Kent Pecoy has been sentenced to time served and two years of supervised release for defrauding the government and banks, and must pay $59,982 in fines and restitution.

Boston police arrested Jayden Romao on firearm charges after a disturbance in Dorchester involving a stolen moped and a loaded gun with an obliterated serial number.

Boston Police arrested John Madej for allegedly chasing people with a knife in Park Plaza; he faces assault and weapon charges, plus a warrant for sex offender registry violations.

The Boston Police reported a Dorchester homicide where one man was killed, another injured. They request public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Dekara Anderson was arrested in connection with a July shooting in Roxbury, facing charges including Armed Assault to Murder. The male victim sustained life-threatening injuries.

A man with a fatal head injury was found near New Bedford's Seabra Foods, prompting an active homicide investigation by authorities. Details and suspects remain unknown.

A fire significantly damaged a home near Duxbury's waterfront, with no residents harmed but one firefighter sustaining minor injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

A police raid at 131 Clemente Street in Holyoke resulted in six arrests and the seizure of drugs, weapons, and a drone. The operation was part of a wider campaign against drugs in the community.

A series of crashes on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Charlton led to the closure of the interstate and resulted in serious injuries, including to children.

The article discusses a report on the missed interventions by the Army Reserves and police prior to Maine's deadliest shootings, pointing out various system failures.

A man with a suspended license crashed his truck in the MBTA parking lot; no injuries were reported, but both vehicles were towed. He will be summoned to court.

Springfield police seized three quads to tackle illegal off-road vehicle use, responding to public safety concerns over the dangers presented by these vehicles in the city.