Worcester police executed a Pilgrim Avenue search warrant Thursday and seized dozens of firearms, a 3D printer, suppressors and hundreds of rounds; one man was arrested.

Massport unveiled a $4.1B five‑year plan that funnels the largest share of funding into Logan ground‑transport upgrades and a new Terminal E garage.

Robert Playter, CEO of Boston Dynamics, is stepping down. He led the company's shift from prototype development to commercial robots like Spot and Stretch. CFO Amanda McMaster will be interim CEO.

Surveillance video shows three Suffolk County correction officers fighting inside an elevator early Saturday; the sheriff’s department says no inmates were present and is investigating.

Councilor Ed Flynn filed an ordinance to bar delivery app drivers from using e‑bikes and mopeds in Boston and to tighten rules around high‑speed e‑bikes.

State data show six pediatric flu deaths this season and 228 adult fatalities through Jan. 31, with officials urging vaccination and prompt care.

Amtrak suspended trains between Boston and New York after overhead power failed Wednesday evening. Travelers can rebook under Fare Protect or request refunds.

The Healey-Driscoll administration awarded $4.45M in Business Builds grants to modernize manufacturing across Massachusetts, funding projects from fusion to low-carbon steel and plastics alternatives.

Willie’s from BCB3 Hospitality will open at 20 Charles St. with 10–11 inch pizzas, pastas and a concise drink list that includes soju.

Boston man James Schaff, 59, serving time for other offenses, has been charged with two counts of breaking and entering and larceny in Chinatown burglaries from 2021, with DNA evidence linking him to the crimes.

Raising Cane’s says it was hit with an eviction notice after office tenants complained the Back Bay spot “smells like chicken fingers.” The chain says it spent six figures on fixes and is suing to keep its lease.

DHS publicly rebuked Councilor Enrique Pepén after he called an ICE arrest in Roslindale an "abduction," amplifying a standoff between local sanctuary policy and federal enforcement.

Three people were charged by the Lawrence Police for selling counterfeit goods at a flea market, with over $450,000 worth of fake Nike, Adidas, and UGG products seized.