A man was critically injured after his Jeep crashed into a pole and tree on Route 1 in Danvers, with Massachusetts State Police investigating the incident.

A young seller was robbed of a Gucci belt during a planned transaction at Revere Beach station, as reported by the MBTA Transit Police. Detectives are investigating the incident.

Boston police seek a suspect for a January 30 downtown robbery, involving an assault and theft. The public's aid is requested, with assurances of anonymity for tips.

A head-on collision in Lincoln, Massachusetts resulted in the death of a woman and left two injured. The accident involved a Jeep and a Chevy Silverado on Route 117. Investigations by local authorities are ongoing.

Two suspects have been charged with financial crimes linked to the mysterious death of Christine Ruth Mello, 56, in Weymouth; her death is being treated as a probable homicide.

Angel Joel Diaz pleaded guilty to distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine-laced pills and faces a significant prison sentence scheduled for July 10, 2024.

MIT alum Mo Mirvakili's company Seron Electronics aims to democratize access to advanced research tools, potentially fostering a wave of scientific innovation.

Springfield police arrested 27-year-old Alex Martinez on multiple charges, including assault to rape and rape, after an incident last weekend. The details remain confidential to protect the victim.

A man was arrested for watching explicit content and engaging in lewd acts on the MBTA. Witnesses reported the incident, leading to charges and a court appearance.

Andre Watson of New Hampshire pleaded guilty to drug trafficking, specifically meth distribution, with authorities seizing over 160 pounds of meth, weapons, and ammo. He awaits sentencing and may face 10 years to life.

A Randolph man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a cocaine trafficking operation from Puerto Rico to Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Justin Alvarez was arrested in Springfield for a shooting spree that resulted in no injuries. He faces multiple charges, including unlawful firearm possession.

Steven Richardson pleaded guilty to a $110 million Medicare fraud scheme involving unnecessary durable medical equipment and fake exams by doctors and nurses. He faces up to 10 years in prison.