The kids' clothing chain, which has nine Massachusetts stores, saw its shares crash 48% in two days this week.

Most of the Little River dam near Winter Street is gone, and Haverhill will detail park plans at a Saturday info session.

Franklin police say a black Dodge pickup left wheel-fender parts behind after ramming a white Charger several times. The truck should show white paint transfer.

The Platform's free opening day brings vertical dancers scaling the building's exterior wall and a 7,000-rod light installation to Kendall Square.

The new two-story building on Middlesex School's Concord campus includes an indoor track, two courts, and parking for 72 cars.

James E. Pinet turned himself in after a months-long cyber crime probe uncovered images on his devices, police say.

Finding Bright Film Festival opens Thursday in Arlington, with a decade-in-the-making documentary about friendship, puppets and grief screening Saturday.

Mayor Wu promised up to 500 speed humps a year. Jamaica Plain and the South End say the city barely delivered a handful.

Consumer attorney Adam Minsky argues students should not have to pay tuition to a school that closed before they finished — but a debt collector wants $28,000 from Cesarina Barros anyway.

Pat Duffy touts a $7.5 million sewer bond win as José Candelario Gonzalez pushes Chapter 70 reform in Holyoke.

Surveillance video allegedly shows a trooper claiming a sweep he never did, as State Police open an internal probe.

Wilson Granda faces up to 30 years after admitting he coerced a minor he met online to travel to Massachusetts.

Unresolved ownership can make it harder to repair or sell vacant homes in Springfield.