Cafe Asiana in South Braintree Square has closed after nearly 25 years, following the owner's decision to retire.

Governor Maura T. Healey and 21 other Governors support a Supreme Court brief defending FDA authority on safe abortion medication, countering a potentially disruptive Fifth Circuit decision.

A man was fatally struck by an MBTA train while trespassing and attempting to cross tracks with a suitcase near Hyde Park Station; the accident caused significant service delays.

A 13-year-old vandalized a fare gate at MBTA Back Bay Station, causing commuter disruption and highlighting issues of juvenile delinquency and transit security.

Gym owner Daniel Olivar was sentenced for COVID relief fraud, including six months in prison and restitution of $50,844 for wire fraud involving PPP and EIDL funds.

Boston Police seek public help to identify two individuals involved in a commercial burglary in Roxbury. The department has released surveillance images and encourages tips via CrimeStoppers for anonymity.

The weather in Boston will fluctuate this week, with temperatures initially dropping to the mid-20s, then a midweek warm-up before another cold front possibly brings showers or snow on Friday and renews the chill over the weekend.

The Healey-Driscoll administration announced $9.2 million in grants to support microelectronics in the Northeast, with investments going to MIT and workforce development.

Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace sees a shift in management as J. Safra Real Estate takes over from Ashkenazy, raising hopes for more local focus and investment in the property.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals' experimental painkiller, VX-548, shows potential to relieve acute pain effectively without addiction risks, outperforming opioids in clinical trials.

The Boston Police Department engaged in the BFIT Challenge, raising funds for the On-Site Academy and demonstrating their commitment to community and first responders' wellbeing.

MIT and Ragon Institute researchers have developed a novel DNA-based vaccine that evokes a focused immune response and might be effective against viruses like HIV and SARS-CoV-2.

Cambridge has distributed $4.3 million in grants from its Nonprofit Recovery Fund to help local nonprofits recover from the financial impacts of COVID-19.