Two injured in crash at Hampton Toll Plaza in New Hampshire; one seriously hurt, driver sustains minor injuries. Vehicle hit a concrete barrier, caused a road closure, and is under investigation.

A 16-year-old was arrested in Roxbury with a loaded Glock 19 after officers investigating gunshot sounds saw him jumping a fence. He faces charges including unlawful firearm possession.

A New Bedford man is charged with theft of Social Security benefits, totalling nearly $92,582, by federal prosecutors and faces a possible 10-year sentence.

A fire in a Braintree apartment claimed a woman's life and forced 25 residents out. Initially met with light smoke, firefighters discovered intense flames. The cause is under investigation but isn't considered suspicious.

Police in East Boston arrested Santiago and Martin Alzate for cocaine trafficking following a six-month probe and seized drugs, bags, and cash during a raid.

A Fitchburg man pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession and awaits sentencing, after a violent incident outside a pub. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Boston police arrested Ruben Charles, 33, on firearm charges after seizing a loaded handgun during an arrest related to active warrants.

A tractor trailer caught fire on Route 24 Northbound in Randolph, blocking traffic and prompting officials to close the right lane, with ongoing cleanup efforts causing delays.

Two people were injured in a shooting at Donnelly Field in Cambridge, prompting a police response and an ongoing investigation with no suspects yet identified.

A bus accident in Boston involving an MBTA vehicle and a private bus at Kneeland and Surface Artery caused a traffic disruption but resulted in no injuries.

A man punched and cracked an MBTA vehicle window in Watertown, prompting police to seek charges for malicious destruction of property. No injuries were reported.

State police arrested three individuals for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a traffic stop on Route 91 revealed drugs and a gun in their sedan.

A Brookline woman pleaded guilty to embezzling over $650,000 from a medical practice, using the funds for high-end purchases and paying relatives. She faces up to 20 years in prison.