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A Brockton man who is wanted for murder in Cabo Verde has been arrested in Massachusetts for passport fraud after allegedly telling authorities his U.S. passport was lost to get a replacement — when really it had been confiscated.

A Brockton man who owns a driving school has pleaded guilty to bribing a road test examiner at the city's Registry of Motor Vehicles to give driver's licenses to people who failed — or didn't even take — road tests.

Three former executives of a Billerica medical device company have been charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, and other federal violations after allegedly covering up flaws in a lead testing device that may have given false low results.

The FBI has arrested an Ashland woman on felony charges including assaulting a law enforcement officer in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021 breach of the U.S. Capitol.

A South Easton woman and her son are facing federal charges after authorities say the pair committed fraud and embezzled money from a Pawtucket dermatologist's office where they worked.

Federal authorities have charged a New Bedford man with fraud and aggravated identity theft in federal court in Providence after he allegedly embezzled more than $1 million from his former employer, a company in Warwick, Rhode Island.

New Bedford's school district has launched a three-year plan to improve interpretation services for students and families who speak K'iche', an indigenous Mayan language, following a review by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Jake Auchincloss, Fall River's U.S. Representative, is in the headlines again this week after his chief of staff was caught by U.S. Capitol Police defacing posters belonging to Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The former CFO of Middleborough's Alden Shoe Company will be forced to forfeit his Duxbury home to the federal government following his conviction for embezzling $30 million from the firm.

Paul Hodson was arrested at his Acushnet home in 2019 following an undercover federal investigation.