Greenberg Traurig is leaving One International Place for 76,000 square feet at South Station Tower as it expands its Boston office.

Boloco will close its final Boston restaurant at 50 Congress St. on Sept. 25 after the building was sold and the lease wasn't renewed.

Three Fall River residents were arrested after detectives linked them to a July armed robbery; a July 24 search turned up a 9mm, a loaded magazine and about 50 grams of suspected fentanyl.

A Norwood traffic stop on Monday led to the arrest of a Brockton man and the seizure of suspected cocaine, oxycodone and items tied to distribution. Police say packaging, scales and a ledger were recovered.

Weymouth police say four juveniles were arrested after a Flock camera led officers to two stolen vehicles and multiple vehicle break‑ins at Hanover Weymouth. Authorities recovered stolen property and identified six cars that had been tampered with.

A 100,000-square-foot waterfront building at 400 Atlantic Ave. is on the market after its owner proposed a 113-room boutique hotel. The CBRE listing is being pitched to hotel, residential and office buyers.

Dine Out Boston returns Aug. 1–15 with nearly 200 restaurants offering prix‑fixe lunches and dinners. Our picks highlight new openings, classic institutions and the best bargains.

A Belmont engineering teacher and longtime camp leader was arrested and charged with two counts of possession of child sexual abuse material. Arraignment is set for July 27 in Cambridge District Court.

National Grid, Eversource and Unitil are resetting supply rates Aug. 1, nudging many Massachusetts bills up about $10 a month and widening the gap with municipal aggregation programs.

A 15-year-old was arrested after shots were fired during the Puerto Rican Festival in Roxbury; police recovered a revolver and the teen faces multiple weapons charges.

Robert Kraft says the Patriots offered Christian Gonzalez a contract that could make him the NFL’s highest‑paid cornerback and the franchise’s highest‑paid player as camp opens in Foxborough.

Brothers Nate and Nelson Rouette pulled a 5‑foot juvenile tiger shark onto a Falmouth beach, photographed it, then freed and released it as researchers note more warm‑water visitors near the Cape.

MassDOT has opened a swath of Davol Street waterfront in Fall River for private development after the Route 79 removal. Officials and planners say the parcels could support housing, retail and public space near the MBTA stop.