Dr. Derrick Todd, a former rheumatologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, has been fired for allegedly sexually assaulting patients by performing non-medically indicated pelvic and breast exams.

Boston tax preparer Joseph Rodriguez sentenced to 15 months in prison for preparing fraudulent tax returns, resulting in over $2 million in tax losses to the IRS.

Juan Ramos, also known as "Bebo" from Lynn, MA pleads guilty to drug charges in Boston following a raid where authorities found 500 grams of fentanyl, meth, and cocaine.

Alexis Radhames Diaz Tejeda, a Boston man, pleads guilty to conspiring to distribute over 5,500 fentanyl pills.

Massachusetts to receive nearly $900,000 in a multistate data breach settlement with the donor database company Blackbaud.

A commercial truck driver was sentenced to over two years in prison for his role in a cocaine trafficking conspiracy.

A repeat occurrence of last year's Men's March against abortion and clown counter-protest in Boston is anticipated on November 4th, with both sides expressing their stance on the enduring issue of reproductive rights.

Chief Justice Gordon H. Piper has been reappointed to lead the Land Court for a second term, reflecting his successful response to the challenges of the pandemic and modernizing court operations.

As the Springfield Police Department's Firearms Investigation Unit seizes illegal firearms at a record pace, repeat offenders like Ivan Marrero Jr. continue to return to drug and firearm-related activities, sparking debate on criminal justice reform and rehabilitation efforts within communities.

House Democrats in Massachusetts have released a revised gun reform bill addressing serialization of firearm parts, assault weapons bans, and gun carrying limitations, planning a vote for later this month after considering input from gun rights groups.

A routine traffic stop in Chicopee, Massachusetts led to the arrest of a man in possession of a loaded, stolen handgun. The vehicle's nontransparent window tint sparked the initial interaction with authorities, revealing deeper concerns about public safety and the pervasiveness of illegal firearms in American communities.

A $700,000 settlement has been reached between Luminosity Behavioral Health Services and Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell to resolve allegations of fraudulent billing practices.

A Los Angeles individual recently pleaded guilty to mailing over a kilogram of methamphetamine to an undercover federal agent in Massachusetts, highlighting the complex network of drug distribution that continues to permeate our nation.