After more than a year since the shooting death of Derrell Russell, Boston Police recently arrested suspect Tony Vance from Roslindale.

A New Hampshire man faces charges of recklessly causing multiple car crashes and impersonating a U.S. marshal on October 10. His defense claims deteriorating mental health. He is currently being held on preventative detention.

An incident at a New England Patriots game has resulted in the death of a long-time fan, leading Foxborough police to seek charges against three individuals alleged to have had a role in the tragic occurrence.

West Springfield Police seek public's assistance in identifying a woman involved in a recent shoplifting incident.

Four workers were injured, two of those hospitalized, following a pier collapse in New Bedford on October 11. Investigations into the cause of the accident and containment efforts continue.

A fire erupted within a Cambridge building complex today, October 12, leaving two residents injured. Firefighters were able to extinguish the flames within 45 minutes.

Charges against Boston serial rape suspect Ivan Y. Cheung were dismissed on October 11 due to the statute of limitations. The prosecution continues to pursue charges for two underage victims. The dismissal of the charges in this case raises questions about the differing laws regarding the DNA evidence and the statute of limitations in the United States.

A 70-year-old man speaks out after reaching a settlement with the Diocese of Fall River, Massachusetts, over sexual abuse he suffered in 1960 at the age of 8 by former reverend James Porter.

A Level 3 sex offender, Hector Acevedo, pled guilty on October 11 to soliciting a minor to send child pornography over TikTok. He faces a prison term of 15 to 40 years.

Following the recent Chelsea homicide on October 8, the alleged perpetrator, Edgar Nerys, has been apprehended and faces murder and firearm charges.

The search for missing 16-year-old Tamarra Wilkins-Smith of Hyde Park continues. She was last seen on September 24 in the Allen Street area.

Neil Entwistle, convicted of murdering his wife and infant daughter more than 15 years ago, seeks a new trial from the highest court in Massachusetts after previous appeals were rejected.

Recent guilty plea of Gregory Manning in an insider trading case sparks reflection on the delicate balancing act of information sharing and ethics in the financial world.