Former JetBlue pilot Jeremy Gudorf, faced with child sex crime charges, died by suicide at the Wonderland MBTA station in Revere, Massachusetts after being confronted by police.

Boston Police arrested two suspects, Shovan Darby and Roberto Taylor, in relation to a Mattapan homicide; they urge public cooperation in the ongoing investigation.

Boston Police arrested Amari Williams of Georgia for the 2023 fatal shooting of Daniel T. Mayers in Dorchester.

Jaquelle Anderson, linked to thefts worth $115K and with 15 warrants, was arrested in Massachusetts after a chase and found hiding in woods by police forces and air support.

A Dominican national was sentenced to 14 years for trafficking over 5 kilograms of cocaine and will face supervised release and likely deportation after.

A fire at a Mattapan home injured a firefighter and a resident, displacing 12 people and two dogs; cause under investigation by the Boston Fire Department.

A truck rollover on the Mass Turnpike caused major delays; despite one lane reopening, congestion continues. No injuries reported, but the cause is under investigation.

Boston faces strong winds, with a Wind Advisory warning of gusts up to 50 mph that could cause disruptions and power outages. Conditions should improve by Sunday with calmer winds and rising temperatures.

A ceiling panel fell at Harvard MBTA Red Line station without injuries; MBTA is investigating and removing similar panels, following past similar incidents.

New Bedford police arrested Wilo Morales-Colon for the fatal shooting of Karina Martinez-Ortiz; they had a past personal relationship. He faces murder and firearm charges.

The Worcester Police Department is seeking help to find the owner of an abused dog found near Chandler and Main Streets. The severely neglected and injured male pit bull, now under the care of Broken Tail Rescue, was found unable to walk.

The Fitchburg Police Department is looking for Ruth Encarnacion and her five children, suspected to be with Isael Rivera, traveling in a black 2018 Infinity QX60.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended the city's sanctuary policies during a House Oversight Committee hearing, clashing with Republicans and demanding immigration reform.