Motorcyclist Kenneth Lavache died in a Cape Cod crash after a car failed to yield; the other driver was seriously injured.

Brookline Lunch plans to open a second location in Brookline, replicating its cozy atmosphere and fresh dish selection from its original Cambridge site.

Police officers rescued an unconscious kayaker in Plymouth, using a kayak and a canoe to provide life-saving assistance. The victim regained vital signs after the rescue.

Boston is transforming office spaces into housing, with a $7.4 million investment for nearly 200 units, including income-restricted ones, to address housing costs.

Boston Police participated in a community event at the Beverly Gibbons Center, decorating boards to recreate the Bunker Hill Flag for its 250th anniversary.

U.S. Attorney Leah Foley criticized Mayor Michelle Wu's remarks on ICE, calling them "reckless," while Wu had described ICE operations as terrifying for residents.

A Bauhaus-style home designed by Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer is for sale in Framingham with modern updates, including an expanded kitchen from 2004, eco-friendly solar panels, and a connection to nature.

Boston police are investigating the death of a woman found near Mary Ellen Welch Greenway. No signs of foul play were reported, and the cause of death is pending investigation.

Judge Beverly Cannone denied a motion for mistrial in Karen Read's retrial, allowing prosecution to discuss DNA evidence related to the death of John O'Keefe.

The article reports on a fatal motorcycle crash in Londonderry, NH, where 53-year-old Joshua Lane was killed. Lane, who was not wearing a helmet, crashed off High Range Road. Police are investigating and seeking witness information.

David McPartlan charged for assaulting Sheron Brown and daughter with rocks and racial slur during a fishing trip.

Law enforcement in Holyoke seized drugs, a firearm, and cash, arresting multiple individuals including Michael Rivera and Jose Torres for suspected drug sales.

The Boston Police Department's 'Game Changers' program, which unites police and youth through basketball in Dorchester, has successfully concluded its spring season, fostering community bonds.