A 41-year-old woman and a 45-year-old man were found dead early Sunday at a Willow Street residence in Lawrence; authorities say the deaths appear isolated.

Boston reportedly sent rookie LHP Connelly Early to the Nationals in exchange for third baseman Curtis Mead in a deadline‑era swap that reshuffles both clubs.

Fire and dive teams searched Shadowbrook Quarry in Milford after reports of a possible drowning; police reiterated warnings that quarries are dangerous. Regional dive units were on scene as the search continued into the night.

A Quincy trust claimed the final $10M Bonanza scratch-off after the winning ticket was sold at a Mobil in Lowell. The trust took a $6.5M lump-sum and the station gets $50K.

Jordan Devey, a former NFL lineman and Super Bowl champion, died by suicide at 38. His parents are urging open conversations about mental health and possible head‑injury effects.

Colin Lynch's Traveler Street Hospitality will shutter Bar Mezzana, No Relation and Shore Leave on Jan. 1, 2027, citing lease pressures and giving staff months to find new work.

A draft Beverly Board of Health regulation would bar delta‑8, delta‑10, natural and synthetic kratom and other novel intoxicants from city stores, with fines and permit suspensions proposed.

A person was injured near the Hingham Public Library after an apparent road‑rage shooting; police say the injured person was not shot, a firearm was recovered and the area is safe.

Ludlow officials warned Thursday that cyanobacteria may be present at Haviland Pond; avoid contact with the water and keep pets away.

Plymouth leaders marked an expansion of free GATRA rides for Center for Active Living members 60+ to help seniors reach appointments and programs. Photos from the sheriff’s office captured the ribbon cutting.

Evenflo recalled 59,661 REO by Revolve360 car seats after tests showed the headrest can change position at the highest settings; owners will be notified when a fix is ready.

Jeannie Norris, Miss Hall's former headmaster, was indicted on a child reckless‑endangerment charge as prosecutors widen an investigation into alleged abuse at the Pittsfield boarding school.

Boston‑based Salsify has agreed to be acquired by Cinven on July 22, 2026. Terms were not disclosed; the company says it will pursue product and international growth under new ownership.