Jury selection begins for Karen Read, charged with murdering her former boyfriend, ex-cop John O’Keefe, with her SUV. The complex trial in Dedham may call over 150 witnesses, including law enforcement and medical experts.

Two Massachusetts men pleaded guilty to trafficking counterfeit pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine. Sentencing is set for July and September.

A driver hit a street sign in Harvard Square, causing it to break a grocery store's window and injure a pedestrian. The store, Wholesome Fresh, continued operating despite the damage.

A severe rollover crash occurred in Norwood, prompting a significant emergency response. The cause and victim conditions are unclear, but traffic has been impacted.

A joint police operation in Springfield, Mass., led to 12 arrests for drug trafficking and illegal firearms, with seizures of contraband on March 21st and April 11th.

Joshua Pittman, the last suspect in the Clarkson Street shooting, is now in custody after self-surrendering to authorities, with further details pending.

A pickup truck crashed into a Brockton home, causing significant damage but no injuries. The incident is under investigation, and the homeowner expressed gratitude for the safety of all and the first responders' actions.

Mauricio Baiense, former construction company executive, pleaded guilty to tax fraud and lying about an employee's death, facing significant prison time.

Two people were shot and wounded in Boston's South End; the violence occurred late Monday night and the victims' injuries are non-life-threatening. Investigation is ongoing.

A man fell from a second-floor window during a large party in Allston on Boston Marathon Monday, suffering non-life-threatening injuries. An active investigation is underway.

A child has died following a six-alarm fire in East Boston, marking the second casualty of the blaze that also caused extensive damage and displaced residents.

A 13-year-old girl sustained serious injuries after a horse riding incident in Plympton, MA, and was airlifted to Mass General Hospital for treatment.

A Fall River family plans to sue the city after their dog was shot by police, necessitating leg amputation, when an officer entered their apartment mistakenly.