A man accused of stabbing a teenage girl at a Cape Cod store on Thursday was held without bail following his arraignment on Friday, where a doctor recommended he be evaluated at Bridgewater State Hospital.
Hyannis resident Nikolas Rescigno, 31…
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Dedham officers involved in man’s in-custody death, will not face charges, DA says
Police officers were justified in their use of force on a man who died in police custody last year after two of his adult relatives were stabbed at a home in Dedham, Massachusetts, according to the final report from the Norfolk District Attorney&…
WATCH: Home security camera captures explosion, fire in residential neighborhood in Woburn
A home security camera captured a wild explosion and fire in a residential neighborhood in Woburn, Massachusetts, earlier this week.
Woburn fire said they received a call around 3:15 a.m. on Wednesday for a burn complaint. Upon arrival, firefighters found heavy fire involving two cars and trees, with extension to nearby homes and power lines.
The entire incident was captured on Ring home security camera video from a nearby home, showing a quiet, fenced in yard at night, with a play structure with a slide and a small soccer goal. Suddenly, a small fire can be seen outside the fence. Seconds later, the fire erupts in what appears to be an explosion, with flames shooting skyward.
Watch the video below:
Fire officials said the explosion was caused by multiple propane tanks and a barrel containing an unknown substance that was stored in the area where the fire started, resulting in the flames spreading rapidly.
The fire extended up the trees and burned through secondary wires, causing live wires to drop on top of a fire engine while crews were on scene.
No one was injured, and firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze before it could spread to any of the nearby properties.
Heavy smoke, road closures as firefighters battle blaze in Somerville
Firefighters from multiple departments are responding to a large fire at a multi-family home in Somerville, Massachusetts, on Friday.
The Cambridge Fire Department confirmed they were assisting at the blaze on Raymond Avenue late Friday mornin…
Pedestrian seriously injured, dog killed after being struck by car in Mashpee
A pedestrian was seriously injured and the dog she was walking killed when they were hit by a car in front of a church in Mashpee, Massachusetts, on Friday morning.
Mashpee police said they responded, along with Mashpee fire, to a report of a …
Thank you event Friday to celebrate end of Orange Line slow zones: Watch live at 9
With all of the slow zones having been lifted on the Orange Line, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll want to thank the MBTA and its riders.
They’ll join state transportation officials and T workers at 9 a.m. Friday to celebrate the achievement.
It’s the first time in 15 years that there have been no speed restrictions on any stretch of the Orange Line.
The T announced earlier this week that it had completed critical track work on the Orange Line, removing the final nine speed restrictions.
