The Boston Police Department is seeking assistance in locating a suspect involved in a Roxbury assault using a pen-like weapon and encourages information from the public.

Boston Police arrested Arn Jones in Roxbury for firearms and drug charges after finding cocaine, marijuana, a loaded Glock, and other items in a searched vehicle.

A historic building in Boston, former Jacob Wirth Restaurant, was destroyed by a four-alarm fire despite efforts from firefighters. The building was unoccupied at the time due to ongoing renovations.

Anthony Prizio has been sentenced to three years in prison for wire fraud, tax evasion, and identity theft involving over $430,000 at a Worcester retail store.

John Schurko was sentenced to three years in federal prison for robbing a market in Malden with an airsoft gun.

On Friday, it was announced that two men have been found guilty in a Middlesex Superior Court for their involvement in the alarming 2021 armed...

An elderly woman named Nancy Holbrook died in a Georgetown house fire, ruled accidental due to a faulty small refrigerator. Firefighters could not save her; officials and the community are mourning her loss.

Dr. Baden, a well-known pathologist, has challenged the suicide ruling of Sandra Birchmore's death, declaring it a homicide, potentially implicating Stoughton police officers.

A Massachusetts State Police cruiser was involved in a 5-car crash on the Mass Pike with no major injuries reported.

The final defendant in a large meth trafficking ring pled guilty to distribution and money laundering, concluding the extensive "Operation Ice Cats" investigation.

A Worcester rest home administrator was indicted for allegedly stealing $220,000 from the facility and residents, facing 12 counts including larceny and tax evasion.

Jason Dunbar was arrested by Springfield Police with a loaded gun and suspected crack-cocaine after allegedly assaulting a woman. He faces various charges, including firearm possession and trafficking cocaine.

Vehicles of Boston firefighters were damaged by revelers during the Celtics' championship parade, leaving union leaders and city officials calling for respect and accountability.