A local hero in South Boston captured a bank robbery suspect, leading to her arrest for a heist at 501 Southampton St. The 38-year-old female suspect, Miriam Dealmeida, is also linked to another robbery.

A Boston man was sentenced to 22 years in prison for paying to have child pornography produced in the Dominican Republic and possessing such material.

Providence man Alfredo Valdez pled guilty to conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, facing up to 20 years in prison. He was part of a drug ring busted in 2022 with over 12 kilos of fentanyl.

Brazilian national previously convicted of assault was sentenced for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, receiving six weeks and supervised release.

Boston Police seek help in finding Rebekah Balbuena, 15, missing from Dorchester since February 23. She was last seen wearing a NASA sweatshirt and may be in the Codman Sq. area.

A man pleaded guilty to leading an oxycodone distribution ring in Massachusetts and is facing up to 20 years in prison.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-95 in New Hampshire caused one fatality and traffic delays. Authorities are investigating and advise alternative travel routes.

Troy Gray, a former Massachusetts educator, pled not guilty to multiple child sexual assault charges and was ordered to avoid minors and contact with the alleged victim.

A man, Foster Krupa, is accused of carjacking and arson, including setting fire to the historic Carey Mansion in Newport, RI, resulting in an array of charges.

A boiler malfunction at UP Academy Dorchester caused a scare and evacuation due to a possible gas leak. One employee was hospitalized, and students were checked but no injuries were reported. Classes resumed after 30 minutes.

Massachusetts businessman Stephen Schofield is sentenced to nine months in prison for a million-dollar tax fraud, with orders to pay $1,051,000 in restitution to the IRS.

A man was arrested on drug charges after a routine traffic stop by the Gang Unit uncovered a large amount of cocaine and fentanyl. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

The Boston Police Department warns of increased break-ins in Brighton and advises residents to improve home security by locking up and adding motion-sensor lights and alarms. They seek help identifying a person of interest related to these incidents.