Gilead will acquire Munich-based Tubulis for $3.15B upfront, with up to $1.85B in milestones; the deal highlights Tubulis’ small Cambridge Innovation Center office.

Residents, students and teachers rallied outside Cary Hall as a town vote on proposed cuts that would remove about 65 positions and non‑renew 160 early‑career staff was postponed.

Revere Police say joint warrants in Lynn and Revere last Thursday led to two arrests and the seizure of fentanyl, crack and cash.

A late-night incident near Houghton's Pond left a dog wounded after a person says they stabbed it in self-defense. Milton animal control will investigate.

House leaders announced an April 8 vote on a package to bar many children from social media and require phone bans in schools, pairing platform rules with a school pilot.

A West Roxbury man was arrested after police say two employees at Sam's Express in Dedham were assaulted and a customer's car was stolen in separate incidents.

CPCS is offering $500-per-case bonuses to private lawyers in Suffolk and Middlesex to reduce a mounting backlog, but defenders say permanent pay and staffing fixes are required.

Two Raynham officers tased a woman after she allegedly slashed her roommate during a welfare check at a Briarcliff Road apartment. The victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect faces a court summons.

Conrad's Casual Dining will open its fifth Massachusetts location at The Village Shoppes in Canton, taking a 5,636-square-foot unit that most recently housed Nosh & Grog.

Beyond Proof, a zero‑proof cocktail bar from Ten Tables' owner, opens April 7 at 597 Centre St in Jamaica Plain with Mediterranean small plates and a curated nonalcoholic cocktail program.

Four people were arrested after gunfire in Roxbury; three during a Ziegler Street barricade and one outside the South Bay jail. Police recovered ballistic evidence and reported no injuries.

OSHA has proposed nearly $4.7 million in penalties against Revoli Construction after investigators found willful trench-safety failures tied to a November collapse that killed one worker.

An early‑morning crash on Main Street in Brockton left one person dead and another hospitalized; investigators were on scene and the intersection remained closed for processing.