Firefighters in Lawrence, MA rescued a person from a third-floor during a house fire, with two others hospitalized. 15 residents were displaced, and the cause is under investigation.

A credit card skimmer was found at Boston's Prudential Center Star Market. Local authorities and the store are investigating the incident to protect customer data.

A Swansea man faces DUI charges after a wrong-way crash on Route 118, which left a 20-year-old severely injured.

A Lawrence man, Melvin Antonio Perez Medina, received 64 months in prison for conspiring to traffic fentanyl, following a guilty plea on multiple charges.

Armed career criminal Tony Evans was arrested in Roxbury for carrying a loaded high-capacity firearm; he faces multiple charges including unlawful possession and intent to distribute.

A man in Amherst received a 6-7 year prison term after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage girl and will also undergo supervised probation post-release.

A traffic stop in Dorchester led to an arrest when officers found a loaded firearm on a passenger, Malik Parrish-Butler, who faces multiple firearms charges.

A behavioral therapist in Manchester, NH is charged with assaulting a 7-year-old student, which led to his arrest and termination by Applied ABC, the service provider.

A man was arrested after attacking two people at Mass Ave Station; no injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the unprovoked incident.

Police are seeking a suspect for leaving a puppy in a locked car during freezing temperatures at the MBTA Quincy Adams station. Firefighters rescued the dog with the puppy's condition and suspect details still pending.

MIT and Broad Institute researchers have improved blood tests to detect and monitor cancer by creating agents that increase the amount of tumor DNA in blood samples, with promising results demonstrated in mice.

Springfield Police arrested Leonard Naylor for carrying a stolen loaded firearm and possessing crack-cocaine after a traffic stop for a faulty headlight. Naylor, previously convicted for firearms charges, faces multiple new charges.

Dravon Robinson was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a 2021 Roxbury stabbing case involving the death of Ricardo Garcia. Two other men, including Robinson's cousin, were also convicted.