LOWELL — Community members can now track crime in their neighborhood, keep track of trends citywide, and more, as the Lowell Police Department has unveiled a new crime dashboard to increase transparency.
The Lowell Police Department is notifying the community of a nationwide cyber attack against the OnSolve CodeRED emergency notifications system, and encouraging users of the system to immediately change their passwords.
LOWELL — The Lowell Police Department was joined by family members on Monday as they dedicated a memorial Hero Sign to Officer Christos G. Rouses, who gave his life in the line of duty on Nov. 17, 1978.
The Lowell Police Department is seeking assistance from the public as the investigation continues into a fatal hit and run crash that occurred last week in Lowell. At approximately 11:55 p.m., on Thursday October 30, 2025, officers responded to a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle in the 700 block of Chelmsford…
The more than 230 sworn police officers of the Lowell Police Department will now undergo even more realistic and immersive training in de-escalation, firearms, and tactics, thanks to an upgraded virtual reality training machine installed in the Lowell Police Department Training Institute.
LOWELL — Smiles, pizza, ice cream and carnival games greeted anyone who attended the Lowell Police Department’s fifth annual Youth Outreach Day on Wednesday in JFK Plaza.
Fifty-eight kids from the City of Lowell were able to get to know and to ride horses as part of a horsemanship program at Strongwater Farm in Tewksbury thanks to Lowell Police and funding from the Office of Grants and Research’s Shannon Community Safety Initiative.
Lowell Police Youth Services recently organized a series of three-on-three basketball games in city parks, giving everyone from age 10 to 20 a chance to play organized basketball with police officers and Lowell Housing Authority staff serving as referees.
LOWELL — Superintendent Greg Hudon would like to introduce the Lowell Police Department’s co-response mental health clinician to the community and to share the ongoing success of the co-response program.
Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan, Lowell Police Superintendent Gregory Hudon, and Cambridge Police Commissioner Christine Elow announced today that Kevin J. Lino, 38, a former resident of Lowell, has been indicted for two separate acts of First-Degree Murder: the killing of Gary A. Melanson, 54, who was beaten to death with an aluminum baseball bat under the Rogers Street Bridge in Lowell in 2010; and the killing of Douglas Leon Clarke, 30.