The Kenmore Square burger joint is OK this morning, but a kitchen in an apartment above it is a bit of a mess: A stove fire brought firefighters racing to the scene last night, although sprinklers had mostly doused the flames by the time they got there, the Daily Free Press reports.

Greg Cook, who covers New England arts news on his New England Journal of Aesthetic Research (including some scoops on the Rose Art Museum situation), has won a $30,000 grant from the Creative Capital and Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program:

Representing a range of genres from scholarly studies to self-published blogs, the twenty-six selected projects are united by their dual commitment to the craft of writing and the advancement of critical discourse on contemporary visual art.

The Boston Fire Department tweets a one-alarm fire broke out shortly before 11 p.m. in the rear of Delfino's, at 754 South St.

The department says the stove fire only did about $10,000 in damage, but filled the restaurant with smoke. One firefighter was sent to the hospital for evaluation of a possible injury.

Delfino's was one of the first restaurants to move into Roslindale Square during its revival in the mid-1990s.

Boston Police tweet an officer was hit by a car at 1 International Place late this afternoon and had to be taken to the hospital. No word on his condition. The incident happened only a few hours after a motorcycle cop was sent flying in a collision on Corey Street in West Roxbury.