Hoster Brewing Co. traces its roots to 1836, but rent hikes and rising costs are closing its James Road taproom this Halloween.

A verbal fight over an ex-girlfriend at Davis Square’s Statue Park ended with a man knocked to the ground and transported to Cambridge City Hospital for treatment.

Amonzo David Shelton faces four felony counts after two minors reported allegations spanning months, PBSO says.

The city could quintuple its donation cap while shifting 747 residents to balance a booming eastern district.

A 3,300-acre ranch near El Paso hides a studio complex with a 1927 Steinway and centuries-old pillars from India.

A federal watchdog says bad actors are targeting judges with online doxing threats.

Health officials say diners at the Edwardsville barbecue spot on Sept. 10 should watch for symptoms through early October.

A Dade City couple forged voter signatures to help a new party qualify in Kansas — and admitted doing the same in Florida.

A City Council bill would force at least two traffic-calming devices into five NYC neighborhoods, with London as the model.

A planned traffic-calming project involving barriers is part of Little Flower's effort to make East 10th Street safer.

The third annual festival at Finn's Manor pairs rare Sake Samurai honorees with a hometown brewery, Colorado Sake Co.

An MIT Technology Review investigation found deaths near nearly two-thirds of the U.S. border's surveillance towers, including one man who died 360 feet from a camera.

Police say the woman may have suffered a medical episode before her SUV hit a guardrail near NASA Boulevard. She died at the hospital.