Firefighters were able to stop flames from spreading to one house, and they extinguished the fire in the second house, WHDH reports.
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The caller reported an active shooter incident at Malden Catholic High School, but when police arrived on scene, they found no danger.
A 14-year-old and 15-year-old allegedly stole the rifle, a high-capacity magazine, and ammunition from the cruiser.
"There is no evidence that the rifle was used in the commission of a subsequent crime," State Police said.
A patrol rifle was stolen from a marked State Police cruiser in Malden overnight, sources told WBZ-TV's I-Team.
The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Warrant Apprehension Unit has made or assisted in nearly 215 arrests in 2022, officials said Thursday.
Mark Sahady of Malden said he believes potential jurors will be less biased in Massachusetts, according to court documents.
A 57-year-old man was arrested at the Oak Grove Orange Line T stop in Malden Thursday afternoon for threatening people with his rat, Jerry.
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The Middlesex District Attorney and Malden Chief of Police have issued a warrant for murder for Dion Smith, 33, of Boston.
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A 79-year-old Malden man was found dead inside a Kennedy Drive apartment last week.
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Police said Bruce Crowley was reported missing last week after a New Year's Eve weekend stay in Provincetown.
Grant-funded work will aim to promote fire safety among children and older adults in Malden.
The fire grew to at least two-alarms Friday night, according to the Malden Fire Department.
Officials shared new warnings after the incident about the dangers of thin ice throughout the region.
Police said the assault last week was "random and unprovoked."
Crews from Everett, Lynn, Medford, Melrose, Revere, Saugus and Somerville all responded to the fire scene on Monday, officials said.
Authorities on Wednesday said they found emaciated and undergroomed dogs in an illegal kennel in a Malden home Dec. 2
Police are looking to identify a person of interest in connection with an investigation into vandalized cars at Oak Grove station.
The officer was placed on paid administrative leave pending the result of the investigation, police said.
Charlie Baker faced opposition over proposed pardons for siblings convicted on charges linked to child sexual abuse in the 1980s.
Malden is one of more than 300 communities getting money via the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program this year.
Joshua Eisnor, of North Reading, pleaded guilty in June after prosecutors said he sold drugs to other firefighters while on duty.
Kevin Molis will serve on Campbell's Criminal Bureau Team during her transition.
Gov. Charlie Baker said he had "grave doubts" about the strength of convictions linked to the Fells Acres daycare in Malden.
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Police said anyone with information on a break-in last week at El Potro Mexican Bar & Grill should reach out to the Malden Police Department
Police are looking to ID someone they said may have been stealing packages of coffee from a local store over the course of several months.
Ryan Hinds, 25, was arrested in Boston this week and later arraigned on four charges including assault to murder.
Police this week asked community members to help keep realistic-looking replica guns away from minors, particularly in public spaces.
Police said they arrested a man, 25, after a complaint of shots fired near the Oak Grove MBTA station.
Police said armed robberies spanned eight months before arrests this week.
Malden Police said they partnered with State Police and the FBI in what police described as an ad-hoc task force investigation.
Malden police officers will begin wearing body cameras in interactions with the public this week.
Transit Police shut down a subway third rail, though officers were unable to locate the man, Malden Police Chief Glenn Cronin said.
State and local officials recently offered tips to stay safe and avoid dangerous coyote interactions.