A jackknifed tractor-trailer shut down the Dorchester Ave Overpass on I-93 South Boston, causing extensive traffic disruptions and leading officials to advise motorists to seek alternative routes.

Jasmyne Botelho of Dartmouth is charged with embezzling over $280,000 from her employer through wire fraud and will face prosecution. If convicted, she faces up to 20 years in prison.

Boston Police are seeking public help to find Jimmie Toodle, an 88-year-old man from Dorchester with mental health issues, last seen Thursday on Blue Hill Avenue.

A Canton orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Olarewaju James Oladipo, was convicted of health care fraud related to opioid prescriptions and upcoding, facing a potential decade in prison.

A Dominican woman received an 11-year sentence for her involvement in a fentanyl trafficking operation linked to Sinaloa, Mexico. She pleaded guilty to distribution and money laundering charges.

Two arrested in a Worcester drug bust by local police, involving charges for distributing and possessing Class B substances such as cocaine and Suboxone.

Two seniors were seriously injured in a three-alarm fire at their Orange, MA home, with the blaze not initially deemed suspicious and linked to a wood stove.

A boa constrictor was stolen from a Westford Petco by three individuals using a distraction technique. The police are seeking public help to identify the suspects.

A school bus crash in Boston's Hyde Park involved multiple vehicles and a pedestrian, resulting in two non-life-threatening injuries. No children were aboard the bus.

Two individuals were arrested in Springfield after a search warrant uncovered an illegal firearm and various drugs, including heroin, cocaine, and marijuana. One of the arrested is a local police officer.

Worcester police arrested 42-year-old Javier Camacho after a failed bank robbery and chase; he faces multiple charges including kidnapping and attempted armed robbery.

Dr. Merle Berger, co-founder of Boston IVF, is sued by a former patient and her daughter for allegedly using his own sperm to impregnate the patient in 1981. The truth emerged through DNA tests. Berger's attorney denies the claims.

Boston firefighters quickly extinguished a warehouse fire at Revolution Foods' address, preventing further disaster. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.