A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run accident in Boston's Charlestown, sparking an investigation and traffic disruptions. The incident near Encore Casino occurred around 3 a.m. Authorities seek information on the suspect.

Joshua Hinds, 45, from Stow, was arrested in Waltham, Massachusetts, after a manhunt. He was considered armed and dangerous, having allegedly shown a gun and made threats. The arrest followed a coordinated search involving several police departments.

A pedestrian was hit by a commercial vehicle in East Boston, sustaining life-threatening injuries, with police investigating the early morning incident.

A man was critically wounded in a daytime shooting in Boston's Roxbury neighborhood. Authorities responded to ShotSpotter alerts and 911 calls, but no suspects have been arrested as the investigation continues.

Wayne O'Keefe, 50, of Braintree, was arrested for allegedly robbing a Valentino store in Boston, making off with $30,000 in handbags. He faces several charges including vehicle infractions and drug possession.

Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital faces allegations of mishandling infant remains, including a highly publicized case from 2020. Multiple families claim the loss of their infants' remains at the hospital, suggesting a pattern of such incidents.

MBTA Transit Police are seeking two individuals who leapt from a moving train into the Neponset River, an act recorded and now circulating on social media.

Manchester Police seek Mistie Donoghue Bourgeois for antique medals theft; Dennis Higgins charged with criminal trespass in related September break-in.

A Boston family is suing Boston Public Schools and others, claiming their 9-year-old daughter was sexually assaulted by another student on a bus over a seven-month period.

Massachusetts authorities charged Joshua Rosa-Reyes with multiple firearm offenses after seizing an illegal arsenal, including assault weapons and a ghost gun.

A Sudbury bookkeeper pleaded guilty to bank fraud, admitting to embezzling over $180,000 from her employer, with potential penalties including 30 years in prison.

A Guatemalan man pleaded guilty to illegal reentry in the US after multiple deportations, facing up to two years in prison and fines. Sentencing is set for February 13, 2024.

The former owner of Sandy's restaurant in Plymouth was sentenced for tax evasion and undeclared employment taxes, amounting to over $250,000 in federal losses.