A Plymouth man died and two children were injured after their Nissan Rogue crashed and flipped into the Eel River off Route 3, as reported by Massachusetts State Police.

A fire destroyed Liberty-Belle Stables in Templeton, Massachusetts, with all 21 horses successfully evacuated. Multiple fire departments responded, and the cause is under investigation.

Victor Florentino, a repeat offender from Boston, received a 30-month prison sentence for possessing a firearm and ammunition after a traffic stop, despite a previous felony conviction. He will also undergo supervised release for three years.

One woman was injured and another charged following a stabbing at US Pack in Leominster, Massachusetts, after an argument between employees escalated.

Two young children were found abandoned with signs of abuse in a Manchester, NH apartment. An 18-year-old mother and a 21-year-old man face child endangerment charges.

Law enforcement is searching for 18-year-old Landon Costigan, who has been missing since May 14. The search is concentrated around the Holyoke and Springfield areas, with public appeals for information.

Ex-CEO Robert Scott Murray faces charges for stock fraud in a scheme involving Getty Images, potentially resulting in a 20-year sentence and $5 million in fines. He plans to plead guilty.

A Massachusetts surgeon settled claims for $200,000 for his involvement in a kickback scheme with a medical device company, DePuy Synthes, violating healthcare laws.

A man in Dorchester is arrested for attacking and robbing a 65-year-old man, with the incident reportedly caught on surveillance. He faces charges and a court date is set for June 17.

Austin Gonsalves received a 41-month sentence for his role in a drug distribution scheme in Southeastern Massachusetts.

Alfredo Aldeco was sentenced to 13 years in prison for a series of armed robberies in Western Massachusetts, having pleaded guilty to related charges.

Inmate Devin Melycher faces new federal charges for allegedly sending threatening letters to a U.S. courthouse employee.

A Brockton man is sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual exploitation of minors and possessing child pornography, after posing as a teenager online to deceive victims.