On May 9, a car drove off the road and into swamp water. This occurred at D.W. Field Park on Wednesday afternoon.
People in the area watched while a tow truck pulled the vehicle out.
The driver of the car was taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. This information comes from the police.
This is an update to a story we reported on earlier this week.
Police have identified the victims of the Stoughton crash as Angie Goodrich, 38, and Michael Luddington, 48.
The family of the victims is devastated by the accident.
More details are now known about the accident in Swansea that caused the death of one person.
The victim was a 38-year-old man from Cranston, Rhode Island. The jeep he was driving in became completely engulfed in flames because of the accident.
Troopers responded to the crash at around 2 in the morning. It is not known at this time if the driver who caused the accident was injured.
A 38-year-old man is dead after a crash that occurred on I-195.
The Massachusetts State Police say that a 2012 Volkswagen was going easy, when the driver, a 40-year-old woman, lost control. She crossed the median and struck a vehicle that was going west.
The other vehicle was a 2003 Jeep Liberty. It rolled over and became engulfed in flames with the driver still inside. The driver has not been identified because his family has not been notified.
On May 9, a rollover accident caused massive delays on I-93. The accident was cleared, but heavy traffic was in the area for a long time after.
The rollover happened just past I-95 in the Woburn area. The delays stretched back to the O’Neill Tunnel. The left three lanes going northbound were blocked.
The specifics of this accident are not known at this time. It is not clear if anyone was injured in this accident.
We are always looking to bring you varied and current stories about accident news in the state.
Sturbridge Police Department reported that there was a two-car vehicle crash with injuries at Route 20 at Hobbs Brook Plaza. Both of the eastbound lanes were blocked because of the accident. The police department was working hard to clear the wreckage.
Negligence while behind the wheel of a vehicle can lead to dire consequences. By acting negligently, other people can end up seriously injured.
This story is an update on one we posted about earlier today. Since this is an emerging story, we will keep bringing you updates as they become available.
Police responded to an accident at around 11 at night on Tuesday and found a Honda Civic on Main Street in Chelmsford.
A man had driven off the curve of the road and hit a tree. He was pronounced dead. No one else was in the car.
Worcester Police investigated a hit-and-run that occurred at around 5:30 in the evening on May 7.
This accident occurred at Lincoln Street and involved a pedestrian and a moving vehicle. The extent of injuries is not known at this time.
If we find out more about this incident, we will keep you posted.
This is an update on a story we posted about earlier this week.
A 24-year-old man from Lexington died on Sunday after hitting his car into a pole in Cambridge. When this happened, he became trapped in his 2005 Honda Accord.
This information comes from State Police.
This is an update on a story we posted about earlier today.
Police in Chelmsford have reported that a man was killed on Tuesday night after his vehicle crashed into a tree.
This incident occurred at around 11 at night on Main Street.
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