The MIT programmer whose code kept Apollo 11 from aborting its 1969 landing has died, per MIT.

A 3D printer, gun parts and toolkits turned up in the Dennis home after a brandishing report with no shots fired.

HYROX is back at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center through Sunday, with U.S. HYROX participation rising by more than 300% year over year.

A teenager was dragged into a black Ford Edge near the Bradford commuter rail station in August. Two men now face kidnapping charges.

Juliette and Kendall Kennedy have spent five weeks apart in separate Boston NICUs after surgeries. A looming nurses' strike adds new worry.

Jonathan Durocher allegedly agreed the girl was young, then paid $100 before agents arrested him in Massachusetts.

The Wampanoag-led White Pine Gathering Place will retell the story of Moshup on Scarboro Hill. Organizers still need about $2 million.

A former macaron shop on Hancock Street now slings a 12-course sushi set for $69, no reservation required.

A medical emergency at Washington Street forced shuttle buses between Babcock Street and Boston College as crews worked the scene.

Cerrone Wilcox Buford, 19, is held without bail after video allegedly showed him aiming a gun at Jose Dantes.

Boston warms to 71 Thursday, but scattered showers and strong southwest gusts could interrupt the morning. A cooler weekend follows before rain likely returns Sunday night and Monday.

David Czerniak allegedly invoked Timothy McVeigh and Charlie Kirk in voicemails left for two Massachusetts lawmakers.

Tenured MIT faculty have decorated eight cameras across campus with rhinestones and googly eyes, calling it their fifth protest session.