A Massachusetts man received a 70-month prison sentence for a nationwide fraud scheme targeting rideshare and delivery companies, involving identity theft and fake accounts.

Springfield's 'Operation High/School Out' led to 20 arrests and the seizure of guns, drugs, and $400,000. The DA announced the takedown of two drug rings in a crime-ridden area.

A pedestrian in Boston was struck by a vehicle and sustained life-threatening injuries. Police closed off Cambridge Street for investigation and details remain unclear.

A man was arrested for an armed robbery at Nibblesford Cheese Shop in Biddeford, Maine, with the cheese shop thanking the community for its support post-incident.

An 89-year-old man died after a tree fell on his trailer during a storm in Hanover, MA. Despite rescue efforts, Robert Horky was pronounced dead at a hospital. The incident occurred amid heavy rain and wind gusts, which caused widespread damage.

Boston Police arrested Luis Fernando Guzman-Ortiz in Roxbury for unlawful firearm possession after a routine traffic stop revealed a concealed weapon and a suspended driver's license.

Boston Police Department's District D-4 officers collected 48 coats for children through a holiday drive, supported by local entities like PAL and Target, to aid the St. Stephen's Youth Program.

A New Jersey man, Edwin Tavarez, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for wire fraud, after conning a friend out of $1.5 million in a fake real estate deal.

Massachusetts police are probing the toppling of a menorah in Framingham, potentially treating the vandalism as a hate crime. Over 200 swatting incidents targeting Jewish facilities also alarmed authorities nationwide.

Edwin Alago, a Framingham man, pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally possessing a firearm and ammunition. His sentencing is scheduled for March 2024.

Acting U.S. Attorney Joshua S. Levy targets alleged sex buyers in a crackdown on a Boston sex ring, with potential charges for 28 individuals to combat human trafficking.

A Cambridge man is sentenced to five years in prison for possessing child pornography, with additional supervised release, after a federal investigation linked him to online transactions for illicit material.

A Boston man pleaded guilty to selling illegal machinegun conversion devices, facing up to 10 years in prison per charge. He bypassed a jury trial, admitting to firearms charges before a federal judge.