Brown’s 43 and Tatum’s triple‑double fueled Boston’s 147‑129 win in Miami, capped by a franchise‑record 53‑point first quarter.

Police say a modified Glock 29 was taken from a 19-year-old's waistband after a stop near Hyde Park Avenue; he's facing machine gun and weapons charges.

Korsana will take Cyclerion’s Nasdaq listing through an all‑stock reverse merger backed by about $380M, giving the startup cash into 2029 and a faster route to 2027 readouts. The combined company will trade as KRSA.

A Boston federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully canceled parole for migrants who used the CBP One app and ordered DHS to reverse mass revocations. The decision restores status for those covered by the order.

Walmart closed its Sam’s Club fulfillment center at 1 Tobias Boland Way in Worcester, affecting about 90 employees as the company shifts volume to next‑generation hubs.

A Dorchester resident won the $2 million top prize on a $10 Cashword scratch ticket and took a $1.3M lump sum, the state lottery says.

A fatal crash on Route 20 eastbound in Charlton near the Sturbridge line closed lanes Wednesday as investigators responded. Parts of the highway remain closed.

A Duxbury man was arrested after a hallway fight at Island Creek Village; police seized a butcher knife and roughly 28 grams of suspected cocaine.

A $286,000 federal award will fund stabilization of corroded beams under Boston’s Old State House plaza, with work possibly starting this fall. The repair aims to protect the plaza and the 1713 landmark.

The Whitman Select Board advanced a library‑only tax override after a tense budget briefing — a failed question could decertify and close the Whitman Public Library. Voters may face the decision this spring.

Cambridge Engine 5 and Ladder 1 covered in Somerville Monday night for a two‑alarm fire on Puritan Road, a Cambridge Fire Facebook post says.

Waltham‑based Kailera Therapeutics filed for an IPO on March 30, 2026 after raising nearly $1 billion and advancing an oral and injectable GLP‑1 obesity pipeline.

A Brockton man convicted in the 2007 killing of a 14-year-old has been granted parole and released under strict conditions. The board imposed monitoring and counseling requirements.