A Massachusetts man admitted to federal bank-robbery charges tied to a series of "note" robberies that struck Cranston, East Providence and Franklin in spring 2019. Sentencing is set for Sept. 15, 2026.

The MBTA and Watertown are planning painted lanes, signal priority and short “queue‑jump” lanes on Arsenal Street to speed Route 70 service; public input is June 14.

Uniqlo has sued the owner of its Newbury Street building, saying the landlord inflated its share of common‑area fees after changing the property’s reported square footage.

A former Norfolk County deputy admitted ordering jail maintenance staff to fix his Norwood home and pleaded guilty to federal charges this month.

A court‑approved sealed‑bid sale appears to transfer 46 acres of Kennebunkport’s Sandy Pines Campground to a national operator, resolving months of bankruptcy uncertainty.

A basement fire on Westmore Road forced seven adults, one child and pets from their Mattapan home while investigators probe the cause.

Cape Cod seashore and shark groups are staffing beach tables and posting safety reminders for World Cup visitors, urging people to avoid seals, swim in groups and use detection tools. The outreach aims to keep risk low while letting fans enjoy the beaches.

A retired Boston detective admitted to OUI in a plea that continues the case without a finding and places him on one year of probation. The deal dismisses some charges and revives questions about the department's response.

A Somerville man was sentenced to 24–28 years for the 2021 wrong‑way crash that killed 19‑year‑old Ashley Forward. Her mother has since filed a wrongful‑death suit against Saugus.

The Yawkey Foundation pledged $50M to Dana‑Farber to support construction of a new inpatient cancer hospital and related patient care programs in Boston.

Cambridge's City Therapeutics raised $99.5M in a Series B to accelerate its RNAi pipeline toward human testing and expand Kendall Square labs.

Sunny and dry today with a high near 87°F. Small Craft Advisory for southern waters; heat and spotty storms possible midweek.

A Brookline physician was sentenced to 4 years, 10 months and ordered to pay nearly $1.85M after a jury found he billed insurers for unused CPAP machines and hid income from the IRS.