A 6:15 a.m. call led Billerica police to reroute buses as teens gathered on a field while a K-9 unit swept the school.

The Somerville-born bakery's new Inman Square café has seating, lattes, and even branded tote bags.

Andria Hanafin fostered dozens of cats before her death; now MSPCA-Angell is scrambling to care for all 84 of them.

Police searching near JFK Park later arrested the man near Weeks Footbridge, days before the Head of the Charles.

The 9,865-square-foot store hired more than 40 local crew members ahead of its 9 a.m. opening at Walkers Brook.

Question 9 asks voters to keep or scrap the 2024 firearms law, with a key registration deadline landing just six days before the vote.

Matthew Sweeney faces second-degree murder charges after a Methuen hit-and-run and a 100 mph police chase preceded the fatal crash.

The Quincy-born punks return home for five shows, including a kids' matinee benefiting the Claddagh Fund.

About 200 people gathered at Newton North High School for the city's sixth annual Indigenous Peoples Day, featuring a peace pipe ceremony and 40 vendors.

A multi-alarm blaze hit Rei Da Picanha and a Santander branch Monday night, just 12 days after a 5-alarm Teele Square fire.

Jack B. Cesarz, a former Archbishop Williams golfer, was dishonorably discharged while still in his probationary period.

Felix Marrero allegedly lied about his name before the struggle spilled into traffic on Massachusetts Avenue.

Nearly 100 organizations marched through East Boston as the Columbus Day Parade reemerged under a new name.