Firefighters in Billerica battled a large fire at Iron Horse Park, complicated by high winds spreading embers.

Residents in Rockport found a possible WWI-era shell, prompting a response from local authorities and a controlled detonation by the bomb squad without any incidents.

A wind-driven fire damaged two homes in Gloucester, Massachusetts, displacing 14 people; no one was injured. Fire Chief Eric Smith cited wind as a difficulty for firefighters.

Officers responded to a stabbing at Cottell Heights, finding a man with a chest wound. Barry Cabral was arrested for the assault, while Erik Getchell was charged as an accessory. The victim is in critical condition. The investigation is ongoing.

The Chelsea Police Department is investigating a fatal incident on Eastern Avenue that resulted in the death of a juvenile and another injured, calling for community assistance.

Two suspects were arrested in Boston for a non-fatal shooting; police tracked and stopped their vehicle, finding a defaced firearm inside. They face multiple charges, including Armed Assault with Intent to Murder.

Springfield Police search for missing 13-year-old Zoey Cartagena, last seen near Franklin Street, with connections to Armory and Clyde Streets. Public urged to contact authorities with information.

Police in Auburn, MA responded to a shooting on Southbridge Street; a man with non-life-threatening injuries was found and 60 shell casings were recovered, indicating a serious incident. The event is under investigation.

Thousands gathered in Boston Common on International Women's Day to protest for women's rights and against figures like Trump and Musk, with demonstrations including marches and a flash mob.

Davien Fuentes was arrested in South Boston for drug and firearm offenses after police found marijuana and a high-capacity Glock during a vehicle stop.

A missing Fitchburg woman and her five children were found safe in Texas. Ruth Encarnacion and Isael Rivera were both charged with custodial kidnapping of a minor. The children are now with Texas Child Protective Services.

Joshua Shea received a 37-year sentence for the second-degree murder of Evangelos Ioannou in Nashua, New Hampshire.

A fight at a youth soccer game in Northborough, MA, involved a parent and a coach, leading to police involvement and the parent's summons for assault and battery.