Two men were arrested by Worcester's Vice Squad for suspected drug trafficking, possessing substances like cocaine and fentanyl, after a sting operation on Boylston Street.

The Worcester Police are asking for public help to find 14-year-old Kamora Cordeiro, missing since March 21 from DCF custody. She is 5'4" with brown hair with blonde streaks.

Springfield Police arrested two individuals, Elizabeth Acevedo and Isaac Felix, for breaking into an apartment building and illegal possession of firearms.

A Stonehill College student, Lauren Rauseo, suffered critical injuries from a bicycle accident in Spain but is now alert and speaking. A GoFundMe supports her medical costs.

A Medford man, Frederick Ingrando, was arrested for alleged animal cruelty after being seen mistreating a dog while dog-walking. He faces charges as the investigation continues.

Two men were indicted for the 1993 murder of teen Deondray Atwood in Fitchburg, MA, and face multiple charges including armed assault with intent to murder.

One person died in a fire at a Newton home, with officials urging the importance of working smoke alarms. The cause is under investigation; no foul play is suspected.

A fire broke out at a strip mall in Wakefield, MA, where firefighters rescued exotic reptiles from a burning pet store, containing the fire without injuries to humans or animals. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A man was shot near Ashmont Station in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood on Sunday night and is now in stable condition. No arrests have been made as police investigate the incident.

A 4-year-old girl was struck and killed by a car in South Boston near the Boston Children’s Museum. No arrests or charges have been made as the investigation continues.

A tow truck driver was hit and hospitalized while aiding a disabled car on Everett Turnpike in Bedford, NH. Police remind drivers to heed "Move Over" laws.

An early spring storm caused over 76,000 power outages in New Hampshire, with restoration efforts underway and safety precautions advised for residents.

A bomb threat disrupted a family Pride event at Reading Public Library, leading to evacuation and a police search. The library reopened later with no injuries reported.