A 58-year-old man was injured in an Attleborough shooting, and police are searching for 33-year-old suspect Jason Lacourse, considered 'armed and dangerous.'

Crews are fighting a massive fire at a vacant warehouse in Chelsea, Massachusetts; the area faces disruptions, including train line suspensions. No injuries reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Boston Police from Districts C-6 and C-11 delivered care packages to veterans in South Boston and Dorchester, collaborating with various organizations.

Jermaine Rodrigues of Taunton was sentenced to two years in prison for illegal firearm possession and will also have three years of supervised release.

A Hyannis woman hit a parked police cruiser, injuring herself and a passenger. She faces multiple charges, including driving under the influence and unlicensed operation of a vehicle.

Three individuals, including a Manchester teacher, face federal charges for an attempted minor sex trafficking operation, captured during a law enforcement sting.

A speeding car crashed and caught fire in Revere, MA. The entrapment ended with the driver's rescue by Good Samaritans. Both the driver and a rescuer were injured but expected to recover.

A pedestrian was critically injured after a vehicle hit them on the Lynnway in Lynn, MA, necessitating a MedFlight to a Boston hospital. The cause is under investigation.

A fire on Draper Street in Dorchester prompted a second alarm fire response. Although the cause and damage are unreported, no injuries were noted. Firefighters faced challenges due to the density and old construction of the area.

Boston police arrested Garvis Arias-Lara in Roxbury after stopping his vehicle, which was previously linked to a firearm incident, and finding a "ghost gun" inside.

Gloucester Mayor Greg Verga apologized for making an obscene gesture to striking teachers after tense negotiations.

Matthew Locke was convicted of murdering four family members in West Brookfield, Massachusetts, after a trial that resulted in about 10 hours of jury deliberation.

A 16-year-old faced court over multiple charges for a non-fatal shooting at Broadway MBTA station, resulting in the injury of a 23-year-old and station disruption.