Dash‑cam shows a stolen gray Honda Civic jump a curb and drive on a Revere sidewalk while fleeing police. Authorities later located the car and made an arrest.

Warm and humid Wednesday with highs near 80°F; isolated coastal showers possible. Cooler Thursday and steadier rain likely late Friday into Saturday.

Anna’s Taqueria opened at 457 West Broadway in South Boston and celebrated with $3.50 super burritos, swag and a Big Papi fundraiser burrito.

Realtor.com has named Portland–South Portland an "emerging" luxury market as million‑dollar listings and high‑end condos multiply across the city.

Mostly sunny and warm Tuesday with highs near 79°F. Hotter Wednesday with a late‑afternoon chance of isolated storms.

The App Drivers Union won state certification to represent roughly 70,000 Massachusetts drivers, setting up state-supervised bargaining with Uber, Lyft and others. The process will be overseen by the Department of Labor Relations.

Steady rain and patchy fog make Sunday, May 24, 2026, a soggy, cool day in Boston. Expect gusty east winds and choppy harbor seas.

A 58-year-old man was killed after his vehicle was struck by an MBTA commuter rail train at the Grove Street crossing in Braintree.

Autodesk renewed a large Seaport lease, keeping its Boston Technology Center and BUILD prototyping space at 21–25 Drydock Ave. The deal anchors the Innovation and Design Building amid heavy leasing activity.

Black Market Nubian will close on May 31 after owners said a purchase of their Washington Street space proved financially untenable. The neighborhood now faces the loss of a long-running cultural hub.

Drone footage and a new study show dusky sharks feeding on seals off Nantucket. Scientists urge beachgoers to avoid areas where seals or bait are present this summer.

Massachusetts added 8,500 payroll jobs in April while unemployment held at 4.7 percent; household employment has fallen, leaving mixed signals for hiring and policy.

Ashland restaurateurs Alan and Paponake MacIntosh have taken over Framingham’s Zippity Do Dog at 160 Speen Street and say they’ll keep the menu and community programs intact.