A fire caused by a space heater engulfed a historic home in Abington, but all nine residents and a dog safely evacuated. Firefighters, aided by multiple towns, extinguished the blaze in under 45 minutes.

A man was arrested for DUI after his canoe capsized in New Hampshire, prompting the rescue of his two young children.

One person and a dog died in a fire at a triple-decker in Chicopee, Massachusetts. Firefighters saved a cat. No foul play is suspected; authorities investigate.

Chicago firefighters battled a major fire at Universal Scrap Metals, which lasted over 10 hours and required 120 personnel. The fire led to facility collapses and involved around 2 million pounds of copper.

The Worcester Police Department requests public assistance to find missing 13-year-old Kayque Araujo, last seen wearing a green sweatshirt, gray sweatpants, and white shoes.

A man's body was found in the waters of Nelson Memorial Park, Plymouth; police say foul play is not suspected. His identity is withheld pending family notification.

An investigation found no evidence that a racial slur was used at a Mansfield high school basketball game, despite a claim made after a video circulated on social media.

New Hampshire man, Dustin Mark Duren, is charged with second-degree murder for the shooting death of Caitlyn Naffziger. The couple's children, found safe after an Amber Alert, had been abducted by Duren.

A Cape Cod man has been indicted for the alleged rape and sexual assault of seven women in 2023, facing a slew of charges including aggravated rape and kidnapping.

A road rage incident in Boston involved an MBTA bus driver and a motorist, resulting in no injuries but with the motorist facing charges for property damage.

Springfield police and state authorities arrested nine individuals for drug trafficking and illegal weapons possession after executing search warrants last Friday.

Boston firefighters contained a serious fire in Dorchester at 418 Bowdoin Street, preventing wider damage, with one firefighter sustaining minor injuries. The cause and cost of damage are currently unknown.

A magnet fisher found live military ordnance in the Charles River, leading to a controlled detonation by authorities and no reported threats to public safety.