A Boston man pled guilty to unlawful firearm possession at a MBTA station and faces potential sentencing including prison, supervised release, and fines. His home contained ammunition and sketches, confirming his deep involvement with firearms.

Three injured when a car crashed into a home in Abington, Massachusetts; an 18-year-old driver faces charges. The house was evacuated and deemed uninhabitable.

The Boston Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Amera Zvekic, a 35-year-old woman from Allston who has been missing since March 17, 2024.

Manuel Teo was arrested after injuring an officer and evading capture following a vehicle theft in Framingham. He faces multiple charges, including assaulting a police officer.

Boston Police officers from District D-14 supported the Boston Lodge of Elks Hoop Shoot Free Throw Competition, engaging with the community and celebrating local youth talent.

Two individuals were arrested in Holyoke on drug and ammunition possession charges following a raid by local and federal agencies. They were found living in poor conditions without basic utilities.

MassDOT's Aeronautics Division received a $1 million grant from the AID Demonstration Program to enhance drone utilization for infrastructure, advancing data collection and asset management.

A suspect was arrested for the July 2024 homicide of Dexter Ortiz in Holyoke. Police, after responding to a reported shooting, are continuing their investigation.

Mayor Michelle Wu announces the Boston Acquisition Fund, a $25 million initiative to provide loans for affordable housing development to combat displacement in Boston.

Two students and a staff member at a Boston elementary school suffered burns from a hot water spill from a mobile lunch cart.

A Boston man pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting minors and creating child pornography, facing up to 30 years in prison. His sentencing is set for 2025.

A Brooklyn man received a three-year prison sentence for bank fraud and identity theft related to COVID relief funds, after using a fake ID to steal $3 million.

Two Suffolk County corrections officers are charged with defrauding COVID-19 relief programs by submitting false claims to obtain funds from PUA and PPP.