Two individuals were shot and sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a parking lot shooting at Partner's Pub in Fitchburg, MA, which police believe was an isolated incident.

An overturned tractor-trailer on I-95 South near Salisbury caused lengthy traffic delays, with no other vehicles involved and non-fatal injuries to the driver.

The Worcester Police are seeking help to find Kimberly Couture, a 31-year-old missing woman, last heard from yesterday morning. No further details on her disappearance are available.

A vehicle fire on RT-16 EB in Everett caused a lane closure and delays during the morning rush, with emergency services responding quickly. Causes and injuries are unknown.

A 10-year-old boy was rescued by firefighters in Whitman, MA, after getting stuck in a chimney; he was unharmed.

Carter Webster, 18, was apprehended in Worcester for his alleged role in a Clarkson St. shooting. Carrying an unlicensed gun, he faces weapons charges following an attempted escape and arrest by police.

Paul Driscoll was arrested for a hit-and-run and allegedly threatening another driver with a gun in Boston's North End. He pleaded not guilty to multiple charges.

Nathan Howe, ex-Rutland employee, received a day in prison and three years supervised release for disrupting a medical facility's network, affecting patient care.

Jeffrey Baird, 43, from Vermont was sentenced to four years in prison for firearm and drug offenses including having a revolver and intending to distribute meth.

A Plymouth man was arrested for allegedly committing wire fraud through fraudulent PPP loan applications. He could face 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

A Massachusetts State Police Trooper arrested a man named Luis Ortiz on firearms charges following a traffic stop where a loaded Glock 23 was found in his possession.

West Springfield Police are searching for a man who stole $1000 worth of Nike shoes from Kohl's and fled in a car, leading to a brief chase ended for public safety. Authorities seek info on the suspect to press charges.

Authorities are seeking a woman who took a defibrillator that fell from a Beverly firetruck. The public is asked to help locate her and the equipment.