Jamaica Mi Hungry has closed its downtown Boston restaurant and will focus on catering and its food truck, with scheduled summer stops at Kendall Square, MIT and Boston Common.

A sinkhole opened on Longwood Avenue Monday morning, closing lanes and forcing detours near the Longwood Medical Area.

Bernie Sanders endorsed Sen. Ed Markey on June 29, boosting Markey's progressive coalition as the Sept. 1 primary approaches. The move reshapes the narrative heading into July debates.

Alloy Therapeutics’ April Series E and spring deals with Biogen and AbbVie pushed the Waltham company toward a roughly $1B valuation and heightened investor interest.

Tewksbury residents are traveling to Boston on Tuesday to press the state board as it weighs approval of a 125MW battery storage project near homes and senior housing.

State prosecutors say Holtec mishandled asbestos at Pilgrim; a consent judgment requires up to $125,000 in penalties with part earmarked for environmental justice projects.

A federal judge allowed most of a whistleblower suit accusing Harvard and a leading researcher of misusing $275M in NIH grants to proceed, keeping two False Claims Act counts alive.

Germany will meet Paraguay in a World Cup Round of 32 match at Boston Stadium on Monday, June 29. Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.

Police cordoned off Blue Hill Avenue at Mattapan Square after an overnight incident. Investigators placed multiple evidence markers and Boston EMS said three people were taken to hospitals.

The Boston Home Center’s new pilot offers up to $25,000 in 0% deferred‑interest financing for rooftop solar, targeted to income‑eligible owner‑occupants and forgivable after 20 years. The City will run a small cohort and hold a July 9 workshop for applicants.

The Bruins are closing in on JJ Peterka, a 25‑goal winger from the Utah Mammoth whose $7.7M cap hit and fit with David Pastrnak raise immediate roster questions. Reports say talks were active late Friday.

State troopers executed two Springfield search warrants Friday and seized thousands of suspected heroin/fentanyl bags, cocaine, firearms, ammunition and cash. Officials say the probe was led by CINRET West.

A mosquito sample from Clarksburg tested positive for West Nile virus, the first of the season in Massachusetts. Officials say no human cases have been reported and urge precautions.