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Kenneth Veiga from Abington pled guilty to oxycodone distribution conspiracy and faces potential prison time, fines, and supervised release after federal court proceedings.
More than two dozen dogs from a failed Texas rescue have been flown to Boston for adoption through the efforts of MSPCA-Angell, American Humane, and Bissell Pet Foundation.
Paul Newton-Irelan from Pittsfield is indicted for allegedly transporting a minor for sexual purposes; if convicted, he faces at least 10 years in prison.
A judge dismissed Theo J. Harper's lawsuit against Harvard International Relations Council over his temporary ousting and alleged financial losses, with no option for appeal.
Manchester Police Officer Michael MacNeilly was charged with domestic violence, including six counts of simple assault, and released on personal recognizance.
A person was stabbed at TechBoston Academy, causing police to respond. Injuries were non-life-threatening, and the investigation is ongoing. No statement has been provided by school administration.
A large Victorian-style home in Newton, Massachusetts was consumed by a multi-alarm fire, despite its proximity to a fire station. The cause and potential injuries are unknown.
Cape Cod police and the DEA seized over 90 grams of cocaine and 9 pounds of marijuana at Charles Curtis's home, leading to his arrest on drug trafficking and possession charges.
Seven men were arrested in Holyoke, Massachusetts, for soliciting sex, highlighting the fight against human trafficking.
Massachusetts authorities are investigating a homicide after finding a body in a Greenfield apartment. Taaniel Herberger-Brown, 42, is the prime suspect and was arrested at Albany International Airport.
The Boston Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect in a Roxbury break-in, providing a detailed description of the Hispanic male involved.
A serious crash on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Brighton has caused major traffic delays, with State Police urging drivers to seek alternative routes.
The MBTA Transit Police are investigating after an unknown male broke the glass of an exit door at the Prudential MBTA stop. No injuries were reported.
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