A Clinton-appointed judge rejected a new legal theory meant to save deportation protections, even as State Department warnings on South Sudan remain at their highest level.

Workers are already decking out the old Lincoln Street supermarket in black and orange, but the neighborhood's grocery shortage still stings.

A 2-inch gas line ruptured near Spring Lane and Chapman Street, prompting evacuations and a Washington Street detour.

The state's highest court says jurors never saw seven volumes of Latarsha Sanders' psychiatric history before convicting her of killing her young sons.

Police say the suspect threatened to hurt another person before SWAT and negotiators moved in on Everett's Ferry Street.

No injuries were reported after a cement truck tangled with wires near Lagrange Street and Redgate Road in West Roxbury.

The Fenway gala's masquerade theme aims to raise $2 million, with Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll serving as honorary chair.

The shooting near Seaver Street and the Franklin Park Zoo adds to a violent summer along Dorchester's Blue Hill Avenue corridor.

Workers renovating a South Boston home found suspected bone remains Monday. Testing is underway to determine whether they are human or animal.

Cambridge Police are seeking witnesses and cellphone video after a serious disturbance involving multiple people in Harvard Square.

Needham’s Onyx Partners has made a fresh $934 million bid for 117 JCPenney properties after its earlier deal collapsed into a lawsuit.

Maura Healey agrees to two debates, including WCVB’s election-cycle finale, as Republicans continue fighting over their own matchup.

Beverly's fifth annual police car show returns to Lynch Park with food trucks, a K-9 demonstration, classic cars, and a fundraiser for a local powerlifting program.