A Quincy-based trust claimed a $15M Diamond Deluxe scratch-off bought at Millis Mart; the trust took a $9.75M lump sum and the store will receive a $50K bonus.

Dive teams searched Crystal Lake in Newton after reports a swimmer sank beneath a dock Friday; authorities say the incident is under investigation.

Phase II results from Boston suggest the century‑old BCG TB vaccine can lower insulin needs for some people with type 1 diabetes. Early data are promising but experts say larger trials are required.

State data show behavioral-health prescriptions climbed from 2019–2024, with women ages 18–49 seeing the biggest increases.

Worcester Public Schools will dismiss students early Friday amid a heat advisory. After‑school activities and preschool are canceled and families should watch for dismissal times.

A Cambridge resident was surrounded by a flock of wild turkeys in footage that circulated online. City officials say don’t feed the birds and offer steps to discourage aggressive behavior.

The Longwood campus was searched after a reported bomb threat Thursday; police completed a sweep and gave an all‑clear, hospital officials said.

Muggy start Friday in Boston with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms possible this afternoon. Inland heat advisories and an air-quality alert are in effect.

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.