A single August show drew over 8,000 people to the Common, as organizers pair a festival-themed ‘Midsummer’ with a decade-long youth access pledge.

Four staffing agencies and a Boston-area Sheraton settled after shorting roughly 421 workers on pay, sick time and overtime.

Robert Butland, 39, kept the weapons stashed in a locked closet, a backpack and coffee table drawers, prosecutors say.

Cosplayers from Fan Expo Boston traded thumb wars and paper masks with young patients at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital.

A free app now plays Native-composed music and hidden histories at six Freedom Trail stops through December.

A bus rolled onto its side near Puddingstone Estates in Mattapan, injuring four adults. No students were reported aboard.

The Brazilian steakhouse chain will fire up its rodizio grills at South Shore Plaza in spring 2027, replacing Davio's decade-long run.

The Cape Cod couple say rescuers used a roadside rock to break through the windshield in Plainville.

Pharmacists at eight CVS stores say they're reviewing prescriptions in under a minute amid burnout. CVS calls that claim false.

West End Productions' Brian Egdahl tracked down the 200-year-old lumber firm behind Boston's newly restored ghost sign.

Chicopee’s National Night Out returns to Szot Park next Monday with more than 90 vendors, food, music, games and a flashlight walk.

Gov. Maura Healey’s new Massachusetts plan puts primary care, nursing recruitment and surprise billing under the cost-cutting microscope.

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