Former Navy medic Rosalie Riccio plans to run next year's Boston Marathon for Home Base after a no-cost two-week program in Charlestown, with a $15,000 goal.

A gingerbread amphora made with 20 pounds of ingredients, built from 50 rings in a Cambridge apartment, is set for Harvard Art Museums on Dec. 3 after missing a national top 10.

A Springfield police post had the partial title “Update: Jordan was...”

Gov. Maura Healey wants clemency for an HVAC technician whose conviction dates to 1997 and a recovery-field director convicted in 2014.

Sixteen current and former law enforcement officials, including a 28-year FBI veteran, warn the resale cap could push fraud into unregulated corners.

Republican David Scanlan says he has bipartisan support, but at least three Democrats want lawmakers to pick someone new on December 2.

Rockstar New England builds the AI brains behind GTA VI's pedestrians and vehicles — and may employ up to 200 locally.

Boston gets a sunny Veterans Day before rain and strong winds arrive Thursday. A brief snow chance could follow Friday night.

Danno Decoteau died in 2021 at 39; his heart recipient helped paint his floragraph for the 2027 Rose Parade.

Jean-Léonard Teganya, once a medical student in Rwanda, was handed to Rwandan prosecutors after years of U.S. legal battles.

Detectives say they tracked the teen using tattoos, a smashed cellphone, and a blue Honda Civic. He stays jailed until Thursday's hearing.

Kate Lord, who once ran Tatte Bakery & Cafe, has reopened the nonprofit café and is carrying on its mission.

Chelsea Police Department.