Charges against Boston Bruins player Milan Lucic were dropped after his wife, who was the victim in an assault case, chose not to testify against him.

Ice from the Sagamore Bridge in Bourne fell and smashed car windshields, causing distress among drivers but no injuries. The incidents highlighted the danger posed by aging infrastructure.

Two men were charged with sexually exploiting a minor and face possible 15-30 year sentences and $250,000 fines if convicted as part of the DOJ's Project Safe Childhood.

A Boston man has received a 10-year prison sentence for distributing methamphetamine, following his guilty plea and a collaborative law enforcement effort.

A telemedicine company owner, Steven Richardson, has agreed to plead guilty to a single count of health care fraud in a $110 million Medicare scheme. He faces prison, fines, and supervised release.

A man died in a multi-vehicle crash on Route 495 in Westford, where his Toyota Tacoma was hit by a tractor-trailer after an initial collision with a VW. State police are investigating.

The FBI Boston office disrupted a Russian cybercrime network using "Moobot" malware in routers globally, kicking out the GRU Military Unit 26165 in Operation Dying Ember.

A car ran a red light and collided with a city bus in Boston, resulting in two non-life-threatening injuries and a brief traffic disruption. The 54-year-old driver of the Nissan was cited.

Anthony Prizio, 48, of Blackstone, pleaded guilty to wire fraud, tax evasion, and identity theft after scamming his employer and pocketing funds by manipulating timekeeping systems.

Officers from Boston's District D-4 arrested Michael Vega, a suspect with an outstanding felony warrant, for trespassing near the Prudential Mall garage. Vega's attire matched a description in a crime notice.

A Boston man, King Belin, was convicted by a federal jury for illegal firearm possession as a felon, facing a potential 10-year sentence and $250,000 fine.

A shot was fired near Square One Mall in Saugus, causing no injuries. Police are seeking suspects, having released a wrongly detained individual. The investigation continues.

A California man got a two-year sentence for smuggling and selling a misbranded drug as a cognitive enhancer from China to the US, and must forfeit over $1.8 million.