Chelsea Police and North Metro SWAT executed a search warrant on Eden Street, arresting Michael Leiva on drug charges and finding only a replica firearm. ICE was not involved, and the public is urged to report tips to police.

A Brockton man, Joshua Tavares, pled guilty to fentanyl distribution and faces 10 years to life in prison. He sold fentanyl while under surveillance and awaits sentencing on September 9, 2025.

A Nahant fire lieutenant faces ten charges, including rape and assault. Frank Pappalardo is held pending a hearing; his employment status is under review.

Bunny Mellon's historic Cape Cod estate with renowned gardens is available for rent at $25,000 per week, boasting historical significance and luxurious amenities.

Authorities renew efforts to identify a homicide victim found in 1975, seeking help from the public and families of Southern European descent in New England.

Raju Sharma will plead guilty to fraudulently billing Medicare for $30 million in a DME scheme, facing up to 10 years in prison and $15.8 million in restitution.

The Worcester Police Department is requesting public assistance to find missing 16-year-old Julianna Carrion since May 16, emphasizing the urgency of community help.

A brawl at a Southbridge bar led to arrests and injured officers. Police faced a confrontational crowd, with some assaulting officers. Two individuals were charged, including for assault on police.

Harvard University sues the Trump administration over a ban on enrolling foreign students, citing potential First Amendment violations and seeking a temporary restraining order against the ban's enforcement.

A Salvadoran national, Miguel Chavez, is charged with illegal reentry in Boston after a prior deportation, facing up to 20 years in prison, supervised release, and a fine.

Boston is set to have a lively weekend with events such as the Beacon Hill Arts Walk, Dorchester Day Parade, concerts at Fenway Park, and the Annual Corrib Classic 5K, causing road closures and parking restrictions.

Two people were detained for a March arson that destroyed a shed and damaged a Springfield home, following an investigation by the Springfield Arson Squad and K9 Gregg.

Boston officials call for a review of bus safety after a child was fatally struck by a school bus, with former prosecutor Natashia Tidwell leading the investigation.