Law enforcement officers report today, that a man in his 30s was transported to a hospital after suffering harm in a car accident in Attleboro.
The accident occurred when he lost control of the Jeep on Highland Avenue at approximately 9:00 p.m. on Friday.
The vehicle also suffered injury.
The accident is being investigated by police.
There is no further information on whether another vehicle was involved.
A couple of individuals were severely injured when they crashed head-on into each other. The accident happened near Hopkins and Dorcester Streets tonight.
One of them was not conscious and the other was trapped in the vehicle. Numerous emergency medical personnel were dispatched to the intersection.
The incident took place at almost 7 p.m. on the border of Billerica.
Hopkins Street was reopened to vehicles at 8 p.m..
Billerica streets that were affected include Alexander Road at Cook Street which was shut down.
Thirty year old Peter J. Rizzo was in Worcester Superior Court today facing charges of leaving an accident scene where there was property damage. 
He was also charged with wrong way driving. The judge allowed him to complete the Brain at Risk Program, which must be completed within the year.
However, Mr. Rizzo must still pay restitution to the injured victim in the amount of $2,300 plus court fees.
Nearly 24 hours after a multi-vehicle crash at the Gas Depot in Brockton, a female victim of the crash was declared dead today.
Reports from the Plymouth County District Attorney’s office indicate that victim as in her 50s and had refused treatment at the scene of the accident on Thursday. The female eventually arrive at the Brockton Hospital where she was then transferred to Beth Israel Hospital where she succumbed to her injuries.
On Thursday, around 10 a.m., law enforcement were dispatched to the gas station at Main Street and Perkins Street. There, they discovered that a GMC Yukon collided into the female victim’s vehicle, before crashing into the gas station – slamming into a pole in the process. The GMC Yukon was stopped by another vehicle at the gas station.
The identities of the people involved have not been released.
On Thursday afternoon Boston firefighters were dispatched to a home for something other than a fire. 
They were able to save a female resident after she was trapped underneath a grate in the rear of the house.
According to reports, she was attempting to keep warm.
Firefighters in Springfield squelched a truck blaze on Switzer Avenue this afternoon. The fire disintegrated the truck engine, the trailer and two vehicles that strapped on the trailer, according to a fire official. 
Dennis Leger, assistant of Fire Commissioner Bernard J. Calvi reported that the incident happened prior to 3 p.m. on 170 Switzer Street.
Firefighters came on scene to find the trailer already on fire.
Arson and Bomb Squads are figuring out the cause of the fire.
Due to a rise in deadly car accidents on April 20th around 4:20 p.m., a sort of holiday for marijuana enthusiasts, Massachusetts law enforcement asks drivers to exercise caution on today.
Now that recreational marijuana is legal in Massachusetts, marijuana dispensaries are set to open in the next few months across the state.
However, law enforcement have been against the legalization since 2016 and continue to alert drivers that operating a motor vehicle while under the influence is still illegal. It is also incredibly dangerous. The Governor’s office released a statement advising the public of the following:
“Driver responsibility plays a huge role in keeping our roads safe – whether we’re talking about marijuana or alcohol – and we want to remind drivers not to take the wheel if they are impaired in any way.”
Traffic was delayed on the Mass Pike traveling eastbound in Chicopee because of a brush fire. 
According to Massachusetts State Police Trooper reports, the fire could be seen near Exit 6.
There are no further details on whether vehicles were involved, or if any injuries were sustained due to an accident.
Earlier today the entire westbound Mass Pike highway was closed in Palmer due to a multi-vehicle accident. 
Massachusetts State Police confirm a collision occurred close to a construction zone after Exit 8.
Traffic was held up for a couple of miles in the afternoon because of the lane closures.
Reports out today indicate that a Lawrence male was declared deceased at the site of a head-on collision in Haverhill Wednesday evening. 
Essex district attorney’s office, reveals, 52-year-old Steven Martin passed away in the 8:22 p.m. accident.
According to reports, Martin was driving his 1999 Acura on River Road close to its intersection of Fletcher Avenue at the moment of the accident.
The driver of the other car, a 2011 Ford Fiesta, sustained minimal injuries. The 44-year-old Haverhill female was attended to at Holy Family Hospital.
The accident remains under review and no criminal citations have been issued.
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