Authorities arrested four individuals linked to over 40 burglaries targeting Indian and South Asian families in Massachusetts, with stolen items valued at $4 million.

A Boston man received a 92-month sentence for plotting to kill his ex-wife and her partner, after an insider reported and an undercover agent exposed his plan.

Two men were arrested in Dorchester for possessing drugs and weapons, including a firearm with an altered serial number and a high-capacity magazine, alongside a large sum of cash.

Massachusetts police arrested Kiana Mendes, 38, for drug trafficking after a traffic stop for distracted driving led to the discovery of drugs in her vehicle.

Jack Callahan, 22, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the 2021 drowning of his father during a supposed exorcism attempt. Sentencing will occur on May 3.

Springfield Police arrested four people and seized three illegal firearms, including an AR-15, during an operation by the Firearms Investigation Unit led by Sergeant David Robillard.

A South Boston kennel owner was placed on two years' probation in an animal cruelty case, with conditions including an animal rehabilitative course and a ban on owning or operating animal-related businesses.

Salvadoran man with multiple deportations pleads guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. and faces up to 20 years in prison.

A pick-up truck crash resulted in a fatality when the vehicle hit a tree and caught fire in Pelham, NH, prompting a prolonged road closure for investigation.

Chengzou Liu from Weymouth was sentenced to two years for money laundering and marijuana distribution, linked to a criminal network involving Boston businesses.

A New Hampshire man received three years of probation for his involvement in a bomb threat extortion hoax at Harvard University, demanding Bitcoin payments. No real bombs were found.

Michael Santos, 29, is missing in the Nesmith St./Andover St. area since yesterday. Police seek public help to find him; he has a neck tattoo and might wear green crocs or be barefoot.

The Springfield Police Department, working with state agencies, conducted an operation that led to the arrests of five individuals for drug-related offenses. Their arrest is part of a broader push to address the city's drug problems.