A child was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle in Peabody in the area of Lynn Street and MacArthur Road.
A loaded gun was left in a child's bag after drop-off, Peabody police said. It happened amid heightened gun fears after two mass shootings.
John Garofalo, 69, of 15 Norfolk Avenue in Peabody, is free on $25,000 bail after pleading not guilty to charges.
Selvin Manuel Lima, 23, of Lawrence, remains hospitalized and will continue to be held without bail.
Shawn C. Spaneas, 26, of 50 Warren Street in Peabody, is facing multiple charges after police seized 171 grams of fentanyl and two guns.
Selvin Manuel Lima, 23, was scheduled to be arraigned Monday afternoon in the intensive care unit at Brigham & Women's Hospital.
A spokesperson for the Essex County District Attorney's Office said foul play is not suspected.
A civil suit filed in federal court accuses Peabody police officers of false arrest and using excessive force against a North Reading teen.
Bhavna Patel, 44, and two accomplices helped winners avoid taxes by buying winning tickets at a 10 percent discount.
A driver shouted the slurs and threw a penny at two rabbis as they walked on Lowell Street Saturday.
Peabody police said the investigation is closed and declined further comment late Friday afternoon.
The nine-year-old boy was able to break free as a man tried to drag him into the woods near his home Tuesday.
A man reportedly approached a child around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
The Henry Leather fire on May 10, 1984 destroyed two blocks in downtown Peabody, killed one and sent more than 100 people to the hospital.
The Essex County District Attorney's office plans to retry the case against Dr. Walter Levitsky, 86, of Topsfield.
Dr. Walter Levitsky, 86, of Topsfield, is accused of sexually assaulting a patient at his Peabody neurology practice.
Gregory Sylvia, 32, of Peabody, was one of ten men charged by investigators in Pennsylvania.
The Lynn woman is accused of stealing more than $43,000 to pay bills and write checks to her friends.
A woman found the dog as it was being chased by coyotes and called animal control after taking it in to safety.
The trial, which was scheduled to start Wednesday, has been pushed back to May 23.
A passerby saw the two-year-old girl after she wandered away from Watch a Tot on Lowell Street.
Police say William Brown, 29, of Peabody, gave his girlfriend's son a black eye and other injuries.
George E. Bradley, 50, of Limington, ME, was awaiting trail for his sixth arrest when he crashed Lowell Street on Thursday afternoon.
Fire fighters were warned to be cautious as the fire neared propane tanks Thursday afternoon.
Peabody police were looking for the driver of a 2017 Santa Fe Hyundai Wednesday morning.
The girl was reported missing from the YMCA on Lynnfield Street Monday afternoon.
Ryan Hussien, 27, of Peabody, fled on foot after being stopped by police Friday morning.
The indictment means Jeremy Picchierri 31, of Lowell, will now be tried in Salem Superior Court.
Samantha Marino, 17, was found about four hours after police began asking for the public's help to find her on social media.
There were no injuries reported in the overnight fire on Dana Road in Peabody.
The Peabody Police Department will be host its 8th Citizens Academy starting on April 3.
The girl was found around 1 am in Boston Friday morning.
The two had a third person film them as they threw a chair from a second floor balcony at the North Shore Mall.
While some residents raised concerns about traffic Thursday night, the measure passed unanimously.
Emilio Matarazzo stopped to look at his children as he was led from the courtroom after Tuesday's hearing.
John Patterson didn't mean to kill Jeudy Romero -- his brother-in-law -- Sunday morning in Mattapan, the victim's relative said.
Prosecutors said John Patterson, 29, of Peabody, fled in his victim's car after fatally shooting him Sunday morning.
The tow truck driver who was hit was taken to Lahey Clinic with non-life-threatening injuries.
Anthony J. Betancourt, 32, is accused of smashing windows at two Main Street barber shops.
An attorney for Wes Doughty had argued argued that there was no forensic evidence linking Doughty to the rape.