Boston Police arrested a Dorchester man, Marco Natera, on drug trafficking charges, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, cash, and paraphernalia after executing two search warrants.

A Vermont state trooper rescued an 8-year-old girl who had fallen through ice on a pond, with the trooper using a rope and flotation device to save her.

A man died in a two-vehicle collision in Billerica, Massachusetts. The crash is under investigation by local and state authorities. Witnesses are urged to contact police.

Henry "J.R." Del-Rio was charged with the 2015 murder of Ashlee Berryman outside a nightclub, a breakthrough announced by Middlesex DA and Everett Police.

A fire in Hyde Park, Boston, left residents homeless and caused $350,000 in damages. Firefighters contained the blaze, with no injuries reported. Investigations are ongoing to find the cause.

A man was fatally shot at Hibachi Sushi Supreme Buffet in Brockton. The incident, occurring at 7:25 p.m., led to a chaotic scene with no other injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the crime.

A Lawrence man was sentenced to two years in prison for using stolen identities to fraudulently purchase vehicles and must pay $75,346 in restitution.

An Ohio man pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography, with a potential 20-year sentence. He was caught with illicit material at Boston's Logan Airport.

The Boston Police Department seeks public assistance in locating Malek "Angel" Louati, a missing 14-year-old last seen at Weymouth High School on January 11th.

Boston Police seek public help identifying a suspect after a daylight robbery in Back Bay, providing a detailed description of the armed male perpetrator.

Boston Transit Police arrested a 31-year-old man at the Mass Ave station for an alleged drug deal, who was also wanted on warrants. The incident involved a foot chase.

A driver in South Hampton, NH died after his car crashed into the Powwow River. Emergency teams and Good Samaritans attempted a rescue, but the victim was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A New Bedford store owner, Tomas Xirum, received an 18-month prison sentence for manufacturing and selling fake IDs, continuing his operations even after pleading guilty.