A former NESN executive, Ariel Legassa, was sentenced to 42 months in prison for defrauding the company of over $500,000 through a fake invoicing scheme. He is also ordered to pay restitution and forfeiture.

A Brazilian man with a criminal background was sentenced to 10 years for illegal reentry to the U.S. following a murder conviction and two deportations.

Alan Grogg faces charges for firing a shot into a neighbor's home in Nashua, with police finding a 3-D printed rifle and marijuana at his residence. No injuries were reported from the incident.

Springfield police arrested Edward Blatch Jr. after he allegedly pointed an airsoft rifle at a person; he was also found with suspected valium and is charged with assault.

Inmate Victor Pereira escaped from custody on I-95 in Massachusetts, but was recaptured after a large police search within an hour. He had been previously arrested for assault and other charges.

Two people were found dead with gunshot wounds at the Moxy Boston Downtown hotel, with an investigation underway and autopsies scheduled. The incident has shocked the local community.

Salem Police respond to a bomb threat at the Satanic Temple, closing nearby Bridge Street and advising public avoidance.

A 15-year-old was arrested in Springfield, MA, on suspicion of the 2nd-degree murder of Christina Chatlos in Vermont. The arrest involved multiple law enforcement agencies.

Jalissa Wilson has been missing since January 16th, and authorities are searching for her in the Chicopee/Springfield area, with Holyoke Police urging the public for information.

A juvenile was stabbed at Quincy MBTA station; four others detained. The injury was non-life-threatening. The incident disrupted Red Line service temporarily.

Nyjhon Jones, 19, from Mattapan, was arrested by Boston Police for carrying a loaded and defaced firearm. He faces multiple charges and will be arraigned at Dorchester District Court.

Officers arrested 18-year-old Albert Kariuki for attempting to break into a vehicle in Worcester after police observed him and another suspect, "Lenny", who evaded capture.

Angel Vargas, Jr., 35, has pleaded guilty to possessing a machine gun, a federal offense. He could receive a maximum sentence of ten years in prison during his sentencing set for June 2024.