The Boston Police are looking for a suspect in several credit card fraud cases and are asking for public assistance in identifying them through a surveillance image.

Boston settled a gender discrimination lawsuit with former police commander Beth Donovan for $2.4 million, stemming from allegations of systematic discrimination and retaliatory demotion.

Authorities continue to investigate the disappearance of Brittany Tee from Brookfield, Massachusetts, over a year ago, utilizing various search techniques and urging public assistance.

A New Hampshire man led police on a high-speed chase reaching 130 mph on I-93; he was later arrested and faces multiple charges, including DUI and reckless conduct.

A series of manhole explosions in Boston's Fenway–Kenmore neighborhood damaged vehicles and caused power outages, with emergency crews responding to the situation.

MBTA Transit Police seek an individual linked to a grand larceny at the South Station bus terminal, asking for public help with information from an incident on January 4th.

A man was fatally stabbed at a Lawrence, Massachusetts McDonald's after an altercation, with authorities conducting an ongoing investigation. No arrests have been made.

The Cambridge Police Department issued a public appeal for information regarding a suspect linked to multiple knife assaults in Boston and Cambridge on January 4th.

A backwards bus stop bench in Cambridge has sparked complaints, being compared to watching a movie with the screen behind you. City officials admitted it was a mistake and plan to fix it when the weather permits.

Chequan Griswold was arrested for an armed assault at a festival in Worcester, following an earlier arrest of Omar Molina for related offenses. Police seek more information.

Ex-Boston principal Naia Wilson sentenced for funding personal vacations with $40,000 of school resources; must do community service, pay a fine, and is on supervised release with home confinement.

A Ludlow man was arrested for allegedly trying to lure two girls into his car outside a Walgreens and faces child enticement and disorderly conduct charges.

Franklin Elementary School in Newton closed due to the unexpected death of a staff member, causing community concern. The building was declared safe by authorities, and classes will resume the following day.