A Taunton woman pleaded guilty to drug distribution and identity theft, while Terrence Pyrtle admitted to a drug conspiracy and fraud, with sentencing set for July 17, 2025.

Boston Police arrested Youssouf Mboukoh in Jamaica Plain for firearm possession and drug trafficking, finding weapons, cocaine, heroin, and cash in his vehicle.

John Thomas McNeil was arraigned for a hate crime after allegedly attacking a man in his driveway in Everett, MA, an incident initiated by a traffic dispute.

Gunshots near New Hampshire schools led to lockdowns and a police search, resulting in the arrest of three Massachusetts men, with a fourth suspect still at large.

A Boston police officer, Stephen O'Connell, was arrested for DUI after his vehicle struck an off-duty officer's car in Weymouth. He faces multiple charges and is on leave pending investigation.

An audit found missteps in the Canton Police handling of Karen Read's case but no conspiracy, with errors in crime scene procedure and interview recording practices noted.

A senior was saved from a fire in Waltham, MA, while a dozen others were displaced. Fire crews rescued the man using a ladder. Causes of the fire are under investigation.

A Worcester transport company and its owner face indictments for MassHealth fraud, patient abuse, and money laundering, charged with billing for non-provided services and allowing drug use during transports.

Indictments have been announced for individuals involved in two separate Cambridge shooting incidents from 2021 and 2023. Charges include armed robbery and assault.

A man was arraigned for embezzling $328,500 from a family member, using his Durable Power of Attorney to transfer funds after the victim's house fire.

Ex-Massachusetts State Trooper Calvin Butner will plead guilty to falsifying CDL exam scores, following an investigation into the CDL Unit's corrupt practices.

A water main break at 272 Cambridge Road near Country Club Road in Woburn has closed the road and may cause traffic delays; residents are advised to avoid the area. Repair efforts are underway.

Boston has allocated $1 million to buy properties in Roxbury to maintain affordability and prevent resident displacement amid high housing costs, supporting a mixed-income housing initiative.