Werewolf agreed to end its Watertown lease, will pay a $2.7M termination fee and sold a program to Jazz while cutting staff to stretch cash.

Breaktime bought a five‑story Downtown Crossing building and turned it into a one‑stop hub with showers, job placements and on‑site health care for young adults. The move has already expanded how many people the nonprofit can serve.

A North Adams man was charged with murder after police found an adult man dead in a Walnut Street home. Authorities say the public is not at risk as the Berkshire DA investigates.

A seven-alarm blaze tore through an apartment complex on Juniper Road in North Attleboro, sending flames through the roof and drawing mutual-aid crews from several towns.

Cool and mostly dry Tuesday in Boston; heavier rain and fog likely Wednesday night into Thursday. MBTA shutdowns may complicate travel.

A young black bear was darted on Walnut Street near Routes 9 and 20 and transported after sightings at the 1000 Boston Turnpike plaza; officials say it was likely recently separated from its mother.

TD Bank will consolidate Boston operations into Two International Place and expects most Boston staff to work on-site four days a week after the move. The lease nearly doubles its downtown footprint.

Dover Saddlery warned state officials that 112 corporate jobs could be cut as the equestrian retailer searches for a buyer.

Michaela Cava’s double-OT goal lifts Ottawa past Boston 4-3, ending the Fleet’s playoff run and sending the Charge to the Walter Cup final.

New Balance’s Boston Landing has become a national track hub — world‑class meets, a sports research lab and pro practice facilities are reshaping local competition.

Auburn police warned neighbors after a bear was seen on Marilyn Drive, urging removal of feeders and secured trash to keep wildlife away. Simple yard steps can reduce encounters.

Boston Fed President Susan Collins sided with FOMC dissenters over easing language and warned Kevin Warsh's expected chairmanship could reshape Fed communications and local markets.

Showers and a few thunderstorms are likely Saturday, May 9 in Boston with gusty south winds and coastal advisories. Sunday looks milder with lower odds for widespread rain.