More than 20 speakers challenged a proposed Quincy ordinance banning public encampments as the City Council began its review.

An 84-year-old Roxbury man with dementia has been missing since Saturday, and Boston police are asking residents to check familiar neighborhood routes.

NESN’s all-female Red Sox broadcast returns to Fenway with three local high school students joining the production.

A serious two-car crash on Pond Street injured both drivers, with one flown to a Boston hospital by MedFlight.

A Billerica woman is facing a felony charge after investigators say private sexual images were posted online without consent.

A Massachusetts prisoner died after a meningitis hospitalization. His family says prison medical staff dismissed worsening symptoms, while the state reviews his death.

Daniel Sloss brings his dark new show BITTER to Boston’s Wilbur for three performances next weekend, with opening night already sold out.

A two-month Chelsea drug investigation ended with two arrests and the seizure of suspected crack cocaine, fentanyl, cash and distribution paraphernalia.

An Abington woman was arrested after her two-month-old daughter was allegedly abused. The baby remains hospitalized as the investigation moves toward court.

Boston College’s first presidential change in 30 years arrives Friday as Jesuit insider Jack Butler succeeds William Leahy.

A New York restaurant is heading to Beacon Hill with wood-fired pies, Italian comfort food and a $14 pasta deal.

Concrete debris landed on a downtown Boston sidewalk and roadway after part of a four-story building facade collapsed. No injuries were reported.

Explosions damaged portable toilets on Cape Cod, but officials have not yet explained what caused the bizarre blasts.