The following events were recently reported to the Medford Police Department.
Michelle Miller, of Cambridge, was killed in 1992.
Mauricio Baiense is the owner and operator of Contract Framing Builders.
A person believed to have stolen from a grocery store has been identified.
Medford Police arrested a second suspect in Dorchester Tuesday in connection with an earlier shooting.
The man driving a 1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo when it rear-ended a second vehicle, pushing that vehicle into a third, police say.
The man, 33-year-old Frederick Ingrando, repeatedly made the claim as he left his arraignment at Somerville District Court Monday.
Trevor Ray Kelley, 19, of Dunstable, Tyler Roberts, 18, of Lowell, two 17-year-olds and a 15-year-old from Lowell, have each been charged.
"That was pretty amazing to see the life come back. That will stay with me for a long time," said Jorgensen.
Lovaine Jeanty, who left the scene, was charged with assault and battery. The victim said he made a gesture toward Jeanty before being hit.
Police are searching for a Somerville man who cut off his GPS ankle monitor and is a suspect in a Medford assault.
Officers responded to a 911 call regarding a physical altercation in the area of Riverside Avenue and Commercial Street around 4:30 p.m.
Paul Nguyen and Jason Bottar were sworn in by Mayor Lungo-Koehn and started the Lynnfield Police Academy on Monday.
Police say Nature Moncoeur, 18, was taken into custody Tuesday morning at 278 Powder House Boulevard in Somerville.
Police say the suspect in the video followed a woman from Somerville to Medford and assaulted her.
Peter Tufts, 55, has agreed to plead guilty to one count of tax evasion and two counts of submitting false loan applications.
Medford Police said a spike in car break-ins occurred overnight in the Lawrence Estates and West Medford area.
Police said a body found along I-93 early Tuesday morning was due to a man jumping from the overpass onto the highway, reports NBC Boston.
"Unfortunately we expect to see more,” Medford Fire Chief John Freedman said, after two recent lithium-ion fires displaced almost 12 people.
Medford Police said a senior resident recently fell victim to a home improvement scam and lost a large sum of money.
Sonny J. Khubchandani crashed into the garage in February, sending a slab of cement through the ceiling of the station and onto the floor.
The Medford Police Department was awarded $105,000 over a period of three years which will go toward community engagement programs.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
The four-alarm fire left the structure at least partly engulfed in flames and spewing plumes of smoke, according to footage on social media.
Leonid Volkov, 37, was arrested Saturday in connection with the deaths of a married couple from Medford, WHDH reports.
Police say Leonid Volkov stabbed the two men, and dismembered Schukin, dumping body parts in rubber bins in the storage unit.
The men’s bodies were found in rubber storage bins, and one was dismembered, according to authorities.
The chase began in Boston and ended at the intersection of Auburn Street and North Street in Medford, BPD told Boston 25 News.
The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Warrant Apprehension Unit has made or assisted in nearly 215 arrests in 2022, officials announced Thursday.
The home at 44 Terrace Road in Medford belongs to Alexander James Warren, according to property records.
The stabbing took place at 15 Capen Street around 3:40 a.m. Friday morning, police told WHDH.
We have recently had several reports of home improvement scammers in the area.
The two-alarm Swan Street fire broke out early Sunday morning, according to Medford police.
Michael Endicott wrapped up his studies at the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy with a graduation ceremony on Monday.
Grant-funded work will aim to promote fire safety among children and older adults in Medford.
Officials said firefighters responding to the fire found the man's body in the debris of a small encampment.
Firefighters battled flames during both the morning and evening commutes in the Medford area on Monday.
Tufts has facilities in Medford, Somerville, Boston and Grafton. An investigation is ongoing after threats at the Medford/Somerville campus.
Frustrated community members called for more long-term safety action at a School Committee meeting hours after the stabbing on Monday.
Tufts community members evacuated a series of campus buildings on Monday after the latest in a line of threats in recent days.