A Boston tourist was accused of attacking his father and two gardaí and damaging homes in Cavan and Clare. A judge reduced and then suspended prison terms amid claims about his mental health.

A wrong‑way driver on I‑91 struck a State Police cruiser in Chicopee early Saturday, leaving a trooper, his K‑9 and another driver with non‑life‑threatening injuries.

A judge has ordered Michael Walsh returned to the Republican attorney‑general primary ballot after ruling the commission lacked jurisdiction over a signature‑fraud challenge.

State police are investigating after a passenger said a rideshare driver assaulted them before a Logan Terminal C drop-off. The passenger was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

An East Boston father is suing after he says ICE agents arrested and held him for two days despite legal protections. His lawyers filed an FTCA claim alleging profiling and inhumane conditions.

Surprise DPW drug tests, private investigators and arbitration awards have left Medford City Hall divided and the city council moving to cut the legal budget.

Dana‑Farber plans to reopen a radiation oncology clinic at Merrimack Health's Methuen campus, restoring services that were shut in October 2025. The move could shorten trips for many Merrimack Valley patients.

An 18‑year‑old was arrested after shots were reported near East Columbus Avenue; police say officers recovered a firearm capable of holding 18 rounds.

Bonnie Tyler, the voice behind 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' died at 75 after an extended hospital stay in Portugal, her family said. Her rasping voice and cinematic hits defined an era.

Sanofi signed an early extension at Cambridge Crossing, recommitting to its two‑building, roughly 900,000‑square‑foot Boston campus and stabilizing local life‑science demand.

Councilors paused a City Hall meeting after At‑Large Councilor Julia Mejia appeared to have a medical emergency. EMTs carried her out and the session resumed about 30 minutes later.

Taunton's Central Fire Station, built in 1869 and long considered one of the nation's oldest continuously operated stations, closed as crews moved to a new public-safety complex.

Dear Annie, the Cambridge natural-wine bar, will close July 31; owner Lauren Friel cites motherhood and industry pressures. The space will transform into an events venue this fall.