Edgardo Martinez was arrested in Fall River for drug trafficking; the police acted on neighborhood complaints, following an investigation by CAST and a warrant obtained by Detective Fiola.

Massachusetts faced nearly 500 crashes during a snowstorm, with state police busy and a speed limit reduction on the Turnpike. No fatalities reported, but there were some injuries and aid provided to stranded snowmobilers.

A fire at MBTA's JFK/UMass Station caused early morning delays on the Red Line, leading to shuttle bus deployment and service disruption. Normal service resumed by 9 a.m.

A driver was seriously injured in a single-car crash on Route 9 in Wellesley, Massachusetts, and airlifted to a hospital. Police are investigating the incident.

A Massachusetts butcher shop was scammed out of $62,000 in meat by individuals claiming to be feeding the homeless. The shop faces financial strain and has started a GoFundMe for recovery.

Carbon monoxide from an unpermitted project hospitalized 11 people at a Maine daycare. A carbon saw was used indoors, leading to poisoning. All are now discharged, and an investigation is ongoing.

Marlborough man Michael L. Ryan was arrested for possessing over 500 pieces of child pornography, following a police investigation that started with a tip-off.

Five individuals were arrested for a late-night brawl involving gunshots at a car meet in Manchester, NH last year, with charges including Felony Riot.

An individual died after falling from Boston's Mass Transportation Building. The incident is under investigation by State police and the Suffolk DA's office.

Craig Spencer, 57, died after being hit by a car in Bellingham; life-saving measures failed. Driver, 21, cooperating; no charges reported yet. Investigation ongoing.

Lynn man Claudio Melo is charged with an armed robbery after allegedly stealing $24,000 intended for a cocaine purchase.

A Haverhill man pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking and illegal gun sales and is awaiting sentencing. Two co-defendants also face court proceedings for related crimes.

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