The rumors are true: A new Kowloon location is on the way
The secret’s out: one of Greater Boston’s most iconic restaurants is getting a new location in an unexpected spot.
Weymouth company creates 180-foot long Pats logo on ice ahead of Super Bowl
If you’re gearing up for the Patriots to clinch another Super Bowl this Sunday, you’d be hard-pressed to find a bigger show of support than this.
Gloucester nonprofit launches support fund for Lily Jean crew member families
The Gloucester community launched a fund to help provide for the families of seven crew members who died last week when their fishing vessel sank.
Jeffrey Epstein wanted Robert Kraft to hire his lawyer amid Patriots owner's prostitution case, documents show
Patriots owner Robert Kraft is among the myriad of high-profile people mentioned in the most recent wave of files on Jeffrey Epstein.
Woman who posed as student at Boston high schools accepts plea deal, sentenced to probation
A former Massachusetts social worker who was accused of posing as a student at three Boston high schools pleaded guilty to five charges Tuesday in a plea deal with prosecutors.
Dozens rescued by N.H. fire officials after ski lift malfunctions in bitter cold
Emergency crews in New Hampshire made a speedy rescue Thursday when they had to save nearly 60 people who were stuck on a malfunctioning ski lift.
7 people are presumed dead after their Gloucester fishing boat sank. Here's how they'll be remembered.
Gloucester is grieving the seven crew members who are presumed dead after the Lily Jean, their 72-foot commercial fishing vessel, sank off the coast Friday morning.
Something in the Way Fest 2026: Live updates from Roadrunner
An all-star lineup of indie and alt-rock bands from across the country is making its way to Roadrunner Boston Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 for the second annual Something in the Way festival.
Can shoveling snow trigger heart attacks? Here's what Boston's cardiologists had to say
Last weekend’s winter storm was one of Massachusetts’ biggest in years, with some towns receiving over two feet of snow. With another potential storm on the way, it won’t be long before people are shoveling their driveways again.
Activist Monica Cannon-Grant sentenced to probation, home confinement for slew of fraud charges
Monica Cannon-Grant, the founder and former CEO of the Violence in Boston nonprofit (VIB), was sentenced to probation and house arrest Thursday after she pleaded guilty last year to over a dozen fraud-related charges, federal prosecutors announced.
Post-winter storm Red Line delays, reduced service disappoint commuters
Even with Winter Storm Fern in the rearview mirror, this week has not been a good one for the Red Line.
'ICE Out Everywhere' protest planned for Boston this weekend after Minneapolis killings
Mass 50501 and other local groups are organizing demonstrations for this week to protest recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) action.
Tufts urges community to report sightings of immigration officials after agents spotted near campus
Officials at Tufts University urged the community to report sightings of immigration officials Tuesday after they were alerted about federal activity near the campus.
Suffolk DA Hayden joins growing list of Mass. officials condemning ICE action in Minneapolis
Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden lambasted the Trump administration in a statement Tuesday following the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis.
2 killed, 2 injured in shooting at child's party in Carver, suspect charged with murder
Two men were killed and two more were injured Saturday night in a shooting at a Carver social club, according to law enforcement officials.
Renovations to Back Bay station are now underway: Here’s what to know
The first phase of the MBTA’s Back Bay Station Renovation Project will begin this month, marking the beginning of a complete revamp for the station’s interior.
Somerville city officials issue drug warning after 5 reported overdoses, 3 of them fatal
Somerville police suspect a possible “bad batch” of drugs is being distributed following a recent spike in reported overdoses.
Brookline restaurant, wine store closed indefinitely after fire
Two Brookline businesses have closed indefinitely after a fire broke out last week in one of the buildings and spread to the other.
Victim of fatal Oakham house fire identified, accidental factors under investigation
Investigators are examining accidental factors in an Oakham fire that claimed a man’s life and destroyed his home Wednesday.
N.H. nursing assistant faces additional child sex abuse charges after recent arrests
A nursing assistant at a New Hampshire hospital who was arrested last month for allegedly sexually assaulting a child is now facing several additional charges related to another child.
R.I. man arrested after hit-and-run crash that injured Salem police officer
A Rhode Island man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly struck and injured a Salem police officer with his vehicle and fled the scene.
Boston protesters march in anti-ICE rally fueled by 1-year anniversary of Trump’s inauguration
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Copley Square Tuesday for a protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) coinciding with the one-year anniversary of the second Trump administration.
Dropkick Murphys revamp mock CIA recruitment song into anti-ICE anthem
Dropkick Murphys are protesting the recent fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis by ICE agent Jonathan Ross with an updated version of their song “Citizen C.I.A.”
Teen who worked at Shrewsbury middle school arrested on child porn charges
A Lunenburg man who worked at a Shrewsbury middle school was arrested Thursday on child pornography charges, according to authorities.
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