The National Conference of State Legislatures ended its meetings in Boston tonight with a show at Harborlights (or whatever the kids call it these days) that featured music by the Boston Pops and Boyz ...

Transit Police report a Providence man didn't make it home after a trip to Boston Monday, not because his car wound up on the Green Line tracks near the BU bridge early Tuesday, but because he was ...

BPD announced today it's moving its current radio system  - which anybody with a cheapo scanner or even just a Broadcastify link can listen to - to an encrypted system on Saturday. Read more.

The Boston Business Journal reports that local car magnate Herb Chambers is selling most of his dealerships to some Georgia concern for more than $1 billion. No immediate word if the names will be ...

Longtime WBZ reporter and anchor Kate Merrill, who mysteriously disappeared from the air in the spring of 2024, today sued her former station, network and network owner - and two Black former ...

Audubon Circle rat the size of a bunny bites woman on the heel ...

A Transit Police officer was sentenced to just probation last month after admitting he beat a homeless man at Ashmont station - and then arrested the man on a bogus charge of assault and battery on a ...

Boston Restaurant Talk reports the former Legal Sea Foods owner goes before the Boston Licensing Board next Wednesday for permission to open Roger's Fish & Chips at Logan's Terminal A.  Berkowitz didn ...

The Boston Licensing Board last week approved plans by Jennifer Park and Tucker Lewis to open a combination bagel and ice-cream shop at the Allston Labworks complex, 280 Western Ave. in Allston. Read ...

Boston Police report a man was shot repeatedly at 289 Dudley St., near Mt. Pleasant Avenue, in Roxbury around 11:55 p.m. on Sunday. Read more.

Although most went to Chicago, Jessica Montoya Coggins of the Texas Signal reports that some of the fleeing Texas House Democrats trying to block an even more extreme gerrymandering of their state ...

A federal appeals court yesterday concluded that one-time NESN VP Arial Legassa was fairly convicted of defrauding NESN nearly $600,000 by routing money meant to pay a consultant to a fake company he ...