Medford residents should be on alert for who's calling them after what happened to one person.
This man came up from the nation's capital and caused a disturbance.
Two teenagers have been apprehended after 10 days of unrest caused by a Salem Street shooting.
A lot of changes are currently happening in local law enforcement.
Police are looking for the vehicle that caused serious injury.
A major change in Medford police leadership is on the way after this announcement.
No injuries have been reported, according to police.
The officer is ending his career after more than 40 years of service.
According to police, at least two women were victimized at a grocery store earlier this month.
The incident took place at a home on Sunday morning.
The following events were reported to Medford police recently.
Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn shared the update after meeting with National Grid officials.
The downtown area was closed to both vehicle and pedestrian traffic as crews dealt with the blazes.
Police said more than $2,000 was pilfered from two local churches.
The following apprehensions were made by Medford police recently.
The funds will be distributed throughout the next three years.
The male is now in police custody.
The pair are now the rank of Sergeant.
The incident began in Medford and ended in Malden.
Shots were fired during the incident, according to police.
The officer has worked his way through the ranks for the past eight years.
Multiple cars were broken into in one night.
The resident was last seen near his home.
The Fahey family has worked in Medford police for three generations.
The man has two previous convictions of similar offenses on his record.
$5 million was allocated to fire departments throughout the state.
The pursuit took place early Friday morning.
The brothers have been missing for nearly 48 hours.
The calls appear to be coming from the department itself.
The fire department is still working to knock down the flames.
The incident took place in a parking lot outside of a pet supplies store.
The driver was transported to the hospital.
The threat was soon determined to be illegitimate by police.
The tent reportedly collapsed due to heavy snow on top of it.
The man was last seen at a popular casino in Everett.