Pittsfield Police arrested Terrell Ortiz, aged 45, after a domestic violence call and search, finding him with a stolen loaded gun. He faces multiple charges and was held on $5,000 bail.

Scott Camara pled guilty to falsifying CDL test scores and perjury, as part of a scheme involving former state troopers. Sentencing is set for July 2025.

Mayor Michelle Wu and city officials prepare a detailed public safety plan for the 2025 Boston Marathon, highlighting collaboration and various security measures.

Nearly 500 nails were discovered spread across roads and driveways in Cape Cod, in an apparent act of vandalism. Falmouth Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The Dedham Police are seeking help to find missing 16-year-old Kailynn Rance, last seen wearing a gray sweater and pants, believed to be in Connecticut.

Boston Police joined Roslindale's Easter Egg Hunt, engaging with the community despite rain, including a visit from the Easter Bunny at the E-5 Substation.

Massachusetts law enforcement arrested 16 people linked to a drug trafficking network, seizing cocaine, fentanyl, firearms, and cash in "Operation No Love."

New Bedford Police arrested Dennis Hart, 46, for a stabbing, noting his extensive criminal history. The incident occurred downtown; the victim is expected to recover.

The Lawrence Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating a missing juvenile, urging anyone with information to contact them at 978-794-5900. No personal details were disclosed due to the juvenile's age.

A false alarm at Plymouth North High School, caused by a student altercation, led to a temporary stay-in-place and community concern. Authorities resolved the issue promptly, ensuring safety and transparency.

One person died in a five-car collision on I-93 in Medford, Massachusetts, leading to significant traffic disruption and an ongoing investigation by the authorities.

Massachusetts Governor Healey commits $12 million in state funding for the construction of FieldHouse+, an athletic and educational facility in Dorchester.

The Boston Police Department introduced Copper the Comfort Dog in its "Walk the Beat" program to help connect with residents and foster community ties.