Eddie Andelman, the Boston sports-radio pioneer known as the 'godfather of sports radio,' has died at 89. Family and colleagues remember his long career and charity work.

Shots were fired on the I-93 southbound off‑ramp to Route 110/113 in Methuen after a confrontation linked to a Lawrence gathering; no injuries were reported and police are investigating.

A two-alarm fire on 3rd Street in South Boston hospitalized a firefighter and displaced eight residents; the Red Cross is assisting and investigators are probing the cause.

A late-night shooting at Moonfish Restaurant in West Dennis left one person dead. A male suspect is in custody and expected in Orleans District Court Monday.

A child is in critical condition after an SUV struck his bicycle near Watson Park in Braintree; police credit bystanders and are investigating.

Mostly sunny and warm Saturday in Boston; storms likely late Sunday night. Brief downpours and gusts possible.

A 19-year-old Boxford man died after his car hit a tree on Washington Street in Topsfield; police say speed may have been a factor. Investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

A teenager was pulled from Ames Pond in Stoughton after an hour‑long search and taken to a Brockton hospital. Regional dive teams and state police assisted while the Norfolk DA's office investigates.

Some Foxborough eateries are tacking a 20% service charge to checks on World Cup match days to speed service and protect staff pay.

Unions say a Mass Wins Act clause would have PRIM seed $50M–$100M into a Massachusetts startup fund, raising questions about retiree protections and fiduciary duty.

Dedham Police announced the passing of Sergeant James Quigley after a long battle with cancer. He served since 2015 and was known for his work supporting victims.

A Brighton resident claimed a $4 million "Cash King Doubler" scratch-ticket prize and took the $2.6M cash option; he says he'll donate part of the winnings. The ticket was sold at a Watertown convenience store.

Quincy has started an AI‑powered stop‑arm camera program with a 30‑day warning period; police will review footage and mailed notices and penalties begin July 1, 2026.