Transit police released images and asked riders to help identify a man linked to violent behavior aboard an Orange Line train. Investigators are seeking tips from witnesses.

A 116K-square-foot Burlington office traded in March for $8.5M — about $70 per square foot — a steep markdown from its 2013 price and a sign of pressure on Route 128 offices.

Andreessen Horowitz’s Tech Week lands in Boston next week with hackathons, biotech panels and a Perkins‑led DisabilityTech summit. The citywide calendar spans Kendall Square to the Seaport.

The NCAA recommended adding a national women's flag football championship, setting a path to a potential spring 2028 title as the sport heads to the LA28 Olympics.

Harvard says an intruder entered Lowell House and assaulted a student from behind; the student was uninjured and campus police are investigating.

A Special Town Meeting on May 20 will include a symbolic no‑confidence vote against the Sudbury School Committee after months of clashes over a gender‑identity policy and an LGBTQ+ parent advisory council.

Developers unveiled an $850M plan to remake the former Carney Hospital into a five‑building campus anchored by a 350,000‑sq‑ft health center, senior housing and 500 residences.

Boston is pairing larger, modernized branch libraries with mid‑rise affordable housing — the West End will get a new two‑story branch under 119 income‑restricted apartments. The move is part of a city program to build homes over public assets.

Surveillance images were released after an early‑morning May 9 assault outside the Lincoln Tavern in South Boston. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact District C‑6 or CrimeStoppers.

Somerville Police warned residents after a spike in overdoses and a weekend fatality; free Narcan and fentanyl test strips are available at libraries and 24/7 kiosks.

A Cherry Hill man was federally indicted in Boston on child-exploitation charges tied to alleged conduct in 2024. Prosecutors say he faces decades behind bars.

Union Square Donuts is opening its first South Shore shop at Derby Street Shops in Hingham this summer, bringing rotating flavors and a full coffee program.

Gradiant closed a Series E that values the Boston water-tech firm at about $2B and said it aims for an IPO in roughly 18 months as it scales into AI and semiconductor markets.