Lemarr Lovett was arrested by Boston police for firearm-related charges after being found with a loaded gun in Roxbury following a ShotSpotter gunfire alert.

A Milton man was sentenced to five years in prison for intending to distribute cocaine and fentanyl after law enforcement found drugs, cash, and a gun in his apartment in 2018.

A New York man received a 121-month prison sentence for operating an illegal arms and meth trafficking ring, after pleading guilty to various charges.

A man was stabbed in Mattapan, Boston; a 70-year-old was arrested and faces charges, while the victim received hospital treatment for non-life-threatening injuries. The incident prompted an investigation.

A boy in Malden, Massachusetts, was hit by a city-owned truck while crossing the street with his mother; he sustained a head injury and was hospitalized.

A Queens man is convicted of healthcare fraud for billing fake physical therapy sessions, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Sentencing is set for May.

Law enforcement in Springfield, Mass., arrested Josiah Cheeseboro for drug trafficking and seized an AR-Style pistol. Cheeseboro, wanted for cocaine and heroin/fentanyl trafficking, was found hiding in a basement.

Springfield police arrest Derrick Gomez for possessing a loaded firearm during a traffic stop triggered by a defective tail light and vehicle registration violations.

Randolph police arrested two individuals and summoned a third for court following a drug bust where over 760 pounds of marijuana and nearly $500,000 in cash were seized.

An 86-year-old man crashed into a fire hydrant creating a sinkhole that swallowed his van in Attleboro. He suffered minor injuries and crews worked to restore the road.

A fire in Rockport, MA, injured three people, including a police officer, and caused significant damage to a house, amid challenging icy conditions. The cause is under investigation.

One person was hospitalized after a stabbing in Boston's Mattapan neighborhood on Wednesday night; no arrests made yet as police continue to investigate.

A former Randolph man was indicted for conspiracy to obtain a U.S. passport falsely. If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.