A Boston man pleaded guilty to robbing two businesses and firearm possession after being linked to the crimes through surveillance and usage of his EBT card on the day of the incidents.

A former dermatology practice owner was sentenced to one day in prison and three years of supervised release for stealing over $310,000 in federal benefits.

A Revere man was sentenced to five years in prison for drug possession with intent to distribute and receiving a firearm while under felony indictment.

A former Fall River postal worker pleaded guilty to stealing packages, facing up to six months in prison and a $5,000 fine for each count of mail obstruction.

An Uber driver was charged with criminal threatening with a firearm after allegedly threatening a passenger during a fare dispute in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Two Lexington firefighter paramedics, Lance Garden and Jake Green, helped deliver a baby at the Bedford Plaza Hotel when the local ambulance was busy.

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell files a civil complaint against neo-Nazi group NSC-131 for civil rights violations, focusing on their intimidation at LGBTQ+ events and harassment at immigrant shelters.

A New Hampshire teen, Jacob Riley Hebert, was arrested for driving 124 mph in a 65 mph zone and faces several charges, including DUI and endangering a minor.

A Massachusetts high school senior died in a car accident on Middleton's North Liberty Street when their truck crashed and rolled over. The investigation by police is ongoing, and the school offers counseling for the community.

A 15-year-old boy was airlifted to a hospital after sustaining a severe neck injury during a wrestling practice at Essex Tech in Danvers, Massachusetts. The situation underscored concerns about safety in high school sports.

A man died after being subdued by Dedham police following his suspected involvement in stabbing two family members. The victims are hospitalized with serious injuries, and the incident is under investigation.

Worcester Police warn of impostors posing as utility workers, targeting homes in the Burncoat area. Residents are advised to verify identities and appointments before allowing entry.

Two teens were arrested on gun charges after a fight at Chicopee High School; they were not enrolled there. The incident involved community tips and a police chase.