KS Partners has asked for more time on a lab conversion at 815 Somerville Ave as life‑sciences vacancy climbs across Greater Boston. The pause leaves resale or redevelopment on the table.

Former Success Real Estate owner Stephen Webster is due to change his plea April 1 after being indicted on charges alleging he diverted more than $11 million. Former agents say they were left with unpaid or bounced commission checks.

State and local police are investigating a deadly shooting in Brockton; troopers and detectives were seen gathering evidence near Clinton Street. No other details have been released.

An early-morning stabbing near 72 Seaport Boulevard left one person hospitalized with life‑threatening injuries. Police say no arrests have been made as detectives investigate.

Three Brockton men are facing murder charges after a 27-year-old was stabbed to death on Spring Street. Prosecutors say surveillance footage and witness accounts led to their arrests.

Mass. State Police are investigating after a car fell from a Leominster overpass; officials have released few details. Troopers were on scene as investigators worked.

The Massachusetts Parole Board voted unanimously to grant parole to Darkens Bonnett, convicted in a 2009 Lynn nightclub killing. His release carries a curfew, monitoring and counseling.

Boston police say two loaded handguns were recovered and two people arrested after a breaking‑and‑entering in Roxbury. The department identified an 18‑year‑old and a 15‑year‑old in the case.

A Rehoboth man was arrested after feds say child sexual‑abuse material was found in a hidden iPhone folder at Logan. Prosecutors say he solicited minors’ images for years.

A heavy police response at Forest Hills MBTA station in Jamaica Plain left three people injured Friday and prompted the closure of the upper busway. Officials say Orange Line trains were not affected.

U.S. Customs released seized subway car shells, allowing CRRC MA to begin recalling 142 furloughed workers at its Springfield plant. The move should ease MBTA assembly delays.

A Cambridge retiree says scammers posing as Fidelity convinced him to grant remote access and a one-time code, leading to the theft of nearly $100,000; Fidelity recovered most but denied reimbursement.

Mayor Cathleen DeSimone unveiled a plan to convert Capron Park Zoo into a nature reserve and wildlife‑rehabilitation center, prompting debate at recent city meetings. Officials say more planning and approvals are required.