Worcester Police arrested Robert Villatico for drug trafficking and assaulting officers after a violent encounter.

Milford Police are searching for two suspects in the armed robbery of Aroma Brazil butcher shop, urging the public to provide tips to help apprehend the culprits who fled in a grey Dodge Durango.

A Dominican national in Fall River is indicted for using a stolen identity to obtain a U.S. passport and a Real ID, facing potential incarceration and fines.

Massachusetts State Police apprehended two suspects from an aerial viewpoint after the duo crashed their car and attempted to hide on a rocky ledge during a narcotics chase.

Transit Police arrested a 50-year-old man from Everett for assault with a knife. The arrest was made without incident and is part of ongoing efforts to improve public transit safety. Details of the incident leading to the arrest remain limited.

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that life without parole is unconstitutional for those who were 20 or younger when they committed murder, affecting around 70 inmates eligible for parole.

Two Boston men face charges after a raid uncovered a weapons cache and drugs, including fentanyl and heroin, marking a significant law enforcement victory.

Police resolved a standoff in Cambridge, taking a man into custody after an hourslong stalemate with no injuries reported following a domestic dispute.

Rapper G Herbo has been sentenced to three years' probation and ordered to pay $139,968 in restitution and forfeiture, plus fines, for his part in a fraud conspiracy.

Andrew R. Sorrento from Salem was sentenced to six years in prison for child pornography offenses, including possession and distribution, and will face five years of supervised release afterwards.

Pedro Baez, leader of a drug trafficking operation in Massachusetts, received a 10-year sentence for distributing various drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine.

Five individuals have been indicted for alleged pump-and-dump schemes involving penny stocks, potentially facing years in prison and multimillion-dollar fines.

Hector Quinones of Springfield faces up to 20 years in prison for cocaine distribution after pleading guilty in federal court, with sentencing scheduled for May 9.