Massachusetts State Police have enlisted the help of a former state attorney general to investigate an August car crash that caused fatalities.
The State Police have enlisted Thomas F. Reily to investigate an accident that occurred on August 24, 2017, in Reading.
Lynn DeWolfe was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs and leaving the scene after her car hit a motorcycle on I-95.
On May 4, a head-on crash sent three people to the hospital. The two-car collision occurred on South Main Street in West Bridgewater on Friday.
This accident occurred during rush hour. It happened in front of Yangtze Inn.
Three adults had to be taken to Good Samaritan Medical Center. Their injuries were not life-threatening.
A car in Saugus went airborne and landed in a home located on Walnut Street.
A 40-year-old man from Melrose drove off of a guardrail and went through the air before the car landed inside of a home. This happened on Friday afternoon.
The driver who is said to have suffered from a medical episode was taken out of the vehicle using the Jaws of Life. He was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital. His injuries were not life-threatening.
We are always looking to bring you the most up-to-date stories about accident news in Massachusetts. As we strive to do so, we will sometimes bring you initial reports. With these reports, sometimes only a few details will be known at first. Then, as we learn more details about these stories. We will update you.
A crash with injuries was reported on Route 3 going northbound at exit 16 Route 18. This accident was reported on May 5 at 6:45 in the morning.
This is all that is known about this accident at this time.
This is an update on a story we posted on earlier in the day.
Rehoboth and Massachusetts State Police are looking into a single-car crash that happened on Friday morning. This accident claimed the life of the driver. The accident occurred at Fall River Avenue in Rehoboth Massachusetts.
Police and fire departments responded at around 1:25 in the morning.
On May 3, fire officials are still investigating a large fire that injured two firefighters and displaced over dozen people. The fire happened at a three-story apartment building Chelsea, Massachusetts on Wednesday.
The fire started at around 3:30 in the afternoon at 10 John Street and spread quickly.
Footage from the air showed flames and smoke were pouring from the roof.
This story is an update on a story we reported on earlier today.
A fire broke out overnight at a Tasty Burger located in South Boston. The fire caused about $150,000 in damages. This information comes from fire officials.
According to firefighters, no one was hurt in the blaze.
On May 3, crews were on the scene of a fire that happened in Dracut, Massachusetts.
The people in the home where the fire occurred were not injured. Two people who were in the home noticed smoke was coming from an electrical panel.
One firefighter suffered minor injuries while fighting the blaze.
Farmington police have said that a woman was walking on Waverly street near the Ashland town line when she was struck by a vehicle on Thursday. The woman hasn’t been identified yet but is believed to be around 50 years old. This incident occurred at around 8:30 at night.
The driver remained at the scene and is cooperating.
The woman had to be transported to MetroWest Medical Center with serious injuries. The nature of her injuries is not known at this time.
On May 3, police say three people died in a collision that occurred between a car and an armored truck that is used to move cash.
Plainfield Police Chief Paul Roberts said that three people were in a four-door sedan. They all died in a collision with the truck. This occurred on Route 12A near a railroad crossing. The police also say that it appears the northbound sedan crossed the line and put themselves in the path of the truck.
The condition of the two people in the armored truck wasn’t known.
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