A registered Level 2 sex offender was arrested after being found in a women’s bathroom stall at Northeastern and allegedly assaulted officers. He is due back in court May 26.

A woman was injured after jumping from a second-floor window to escape a two-alarm house fire on Franklin Street in Everett. Crews had the blaze knocked down by about 12:20 p.m.

An 8-month-old infant was found unresponsive at a Somerset Avenue home in Taunton and later pronounced dead after being flown to a Boston hospital. Investigators with Taunton Police and state detectives are working the case.

A three-vehicle crash on I‑95 northbound at Exit 25 in Canton spilled fertilizer across the roadway and sent two people to Boston Medical Center.

Santander reversed a denial and returned $39,040 to a Foxboro couple after NBC10 Boston found eight fraudulent checks cashed across several states.

Federal marshals and Lowell police are searching for Paul Lowe, wanted for escape and believed to be in the Merrimack Valley. Authorities warn not to approach; tips: 1-877-WANTED2.

A crash on Washington Street in Wellesley’s Lower Falls closed a stretch of road Thursday afternoon and prompted an ongoing police investigation.

A roofing contractor fell from a Southborough home on Wednesday and later died. Police and state investigators are probing the incident.

A Quincy autism‑center worker was arraigned after a parent says surveillance video showed their son being inappropriately touched. The provider says it fired the employee and cooperated with police.

Framingham firefighters responded to a working fire at 185 Irving Street Wednesday and urged motorists to avoid the area while crews worked.

A 19-year-old Dorchester man was arrested after police say he tried to hide a loaded Glock near 70 Wayland Street in Roxbury. Officers recovered an extended magazine loaded with 28 rounds.

Five people tied to a Chelsea tax shop were charged in a years‑long refund‑fraud scheme prosecutors say funneled more than $220,000 and helped buy a Revere home.

A former DCF caseworker was arraigned after a Boston mother accused him of rape during a home visit; the agency says he was fired and a hearing is set for May 27.