Boston Police seek help to find a suspect involved in a double stabbing in Downtown Boston and encourage individuals with any information to contact them.

A Waltham man has been sentenced to 15 years for attempting to traffic a child for sexual purposes after a sting operation exposed his intentions to meet with a 12-year-old girl.

A 21-year-old man was shot in the leg near a Fall River playground but is expected to recover, with police seeking the shooter. No arrests have been made.

Somerset Police are seeking the public's help to identify the getaway driver involved in a Home Depot shoplifting case; the suspect with a cross tattoo on his ankle is still at large.

Residents of Southborough are alerted after a daytime burglary by three masked suspects on Mt. Vickery Road. Police seek public help to identify the individuals caught on security footage.

East Boston police arrested Ivan Ortiz for possession of an illegal firearm after a disturbance call led officers to discover a modified Glock 17 in his fanny pack.

Boston Police arrested Takari Hokett in Roxbury for unlawful firearm possession after responding to a disturbance call.

A search for victims of convicted child serial killer Lewis Lent Jr. in Massachusetts did not find new evidence. Lent, who is serving life, has admitted to killing three children.

A man died in a fishing accident on the Taunton River when his boat sank after the propeller got tangled in a rope. His brother survived by clinging to a flotation device.

A fire in Brockton damaged businesses, including a restaurant and beauty salon, with no major injuries reported. Firefighters battled access issues and hot weather; one firefighter was hospitalized. The cause is under investigation.

State troopers arrested 19-year-old Qoriyo Abdirizak for carrying a loaded pistol without a license after they found him parked suspiciously at a Brockton hotel entrance.

Detectives in New Bedford arrested Jonathan Martinez, 40, on June 12, 2024, after finding a loaded firearm in his vehicle and crack cocaine on his person. The arrest was part of local law enforcement's efforts to combat illegal activities and maintain community safety.

Antawn Davis of Boston has pleaded guilty to fraud and making false statements in a scheme to misappropriate nearly $50,000 from the Paycheck Protection Program. Sentencing is set for September 16, 2024, with potential penalties including prison time and fines.