A detective in Springfield escaped an attempted armed carjacking, and the suspects, Devin and Dannie Abrew, were arrested and face multiple felony charges.

A judge ruled Venezuelan migrants can sue the charter company used to fly them to Martha's Vineyard, not extending jurisdiction over Governor DeSantis.

Mayor Michelle Wu established a new Planning Department in Boston, dedicated to affordable, resilient, and equitable urban development, marking the city's biggest planning reform in 70 years.

A New Bedford man was sentenced to 30 years for raping two girls, with the district attorney commending the victims' courage.

Authorities are seeking help to find 15-year-old Carlos Rodriguez, missing since March 27. Last seen near the South End Community Center, he is about 5'2", 100 pounds. Contact SPD with info.

Boston police are investigating after a person was found dead on Centre Street in West Roxbury; no cause of death or other details have been released.

Springfield police arrested Ivan Gomez-Liriano, 33, for ATM fraud after a months-long investigation revealed unauthorized bank withdrawals and related financial crimes across state lines.

Two men face charges for fentanyl trafficking after a Massachusetts operation led by AG Campbell's office resulted in seizures of drugs, guns, and cash.

Two individuals were arrested in North Adams for possessing heroin and crack cocaine after a traffic stop. Both face drug charges with appearances scheduled in district court.

A Michigan woman was charged with trafficking 50-100 pounds of marijuana at Boston's Logan Airport, attempting to fly it to London. She was held on $3,000 bail, claiming she was unaware of the suitcase contents.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in Boston; the incident caused road closures and traffic delays during the morning rush hour. Details on the pedestrian's condition are pending.

A driver was killed after his vehicle hit a stationary tractor-trailer on Route 1 in Foxborough. The crash is under investigation by local and State Police.

Transit Police at Park Street Station arrested a 40-year-old man for intending to distribute crack cocaine in an ongoing effort to curb drug sales in the subway.