Worcester Police arrested a 14-year-old boy for a December 23rd shooting after ShotSpotter detection and a 25-year-old victim's self-admittance to a hospital.

Boston Police arrested Elijah Carvalho in Dorchester for firearm and drug offenses, seizing a modified automatic Glock and pills believed to be Oxycodone.

A man was arrested for a home invasion in Lynnfield, facing charges including home invasion, assault, and armed robbery. Authorities do not believe the act was random and continue to investigate the circumstances.

McAloon's Liquors in North Andover was vandalized on Christmas weekend, with extensive damage to inventory. The community gathered to help clean up. The motive is unknown, and police seek information.

Fourth-graders at the Lyndon School collected toys for needy children, with the Boston Police Department's Community Service team facilitating the donation.

The Reading Police Department is appealing for information on three suspects involved in a vehicle break-in and credit card fraud, sharing images on Facebook for public assistance.

Boston Police joined a holiday party at the Veronica Smith Senior Center, celebrating with seniors through music, food, and stories, reflecting community unity and respect.

A man was found dead in a minivan in Quincy, likely due to a smoking-related fire while he slept, marking the third homeless individual to die in such a manner this year.

The Worcester Police Department has asked for public assistance to find 14-year-old Kylee Kelley, who was last seen on King St. wearing a pink hoodie and black Ugg boots.

Boston prepares for the 49th First Night celebration with safety plans and various activities, including performances and ice sculptures at City Hall Plaza.

Elvis Andrade from Brockton was arrested in West Bridgewater for driving a stolen vehicle and other offences, with an active warrant for his arrest by the Stoughton Police.

Massachusetts celebrates the opening of 15 miles of new shared use paths in 2024, advancing sustainable transportation and safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

MBTA Transit Police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in an assault on the red line train on December 29, which left one victim with facial injuries. An image of the person of interest has been shared for leads.