A late-night collision on I-93 South near Montvale Avenue in Woburn killed one passenger and closed lanes while state police investigate.

Manuel Chang was taken into ICE custody at Boston Logan after airline staff flagged a problem with his travel documents. Chang, convicted in the U.S. in a $2B fraud case, had been expected to be deported after his sentence.

Tewksbury Hospital workers warn removing pepper spray and restraints would leave staff exposed and could prompt more violent incidents.

U.S. Attorney Leah Foley has created a Benefit and Voter Fraud Team and a statewide tip line to pursue alleged SNAP, MassHealth and child-care subsidy fraud. Federal prosecutors say more charges are expected.

Boston is hosting the commissioning of the Navy’s newest Virginia‑class attack submarine this weekend at Conley Marine Terminal. Webcast and invitation details are available.

New local reporting and LendingTree data show single women are increasingly the solo homebuyers in Greater Boston, with Massachusetts ranking ninth for the gender gap in ownership.

A Leominster restaurant owner admitted guilt Wednesday in a federal probe that accused him of using more than 100 stolen identities to siphon SNAP and unemployment benefits.

A woman was seriously hurt in a Chelmsford parking-lot hit-and-run Wednesday. Police arrested a Clinton man who now faces multiple charges.

Two men were arrested after a Dorchester crash that turned into an assault; authorities also noted a federal guilty plea in a separate Hyde Park gun case.

A Brockton man convicted in a 2004 killing was granted parole and will enter a Department of Mental Health group‑living program under monitoring and strict conditions.

A fight at Worcester Technical High School on Wednesday involved a "sharp tool," school officials said. Police are investigating and no injuries were reported.

Gary Ethier of Pawtucket was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison after investigators found more than 600 images of child sexual abuse material on his devices.

Federal changes to LIHTC are unlocking more subsidy in Massachusetts, pushing larger deals and prompting developers to spend earlier to hold projects together.