Tom Brady merges his TB12 and Brady Brand with NoBull, post-retirement, marking a significant step in entrepreneurial ventures and positioning him as a key figure in athletic wellness.

A 15-year-old was stabbed over sneakers in Providence, after an attempted robbery. He sustained minor injuries and the police are investigating the case.

Cafe Asiana in South Braintree Square has closed after nearly 25 years, following the owner's decision to retire.

MIT.nano enhances research capabilities with new equipment from Applied Materials, fostering innovation in microelectronics and enabling technology transfer from lab to market.

Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is advocating for the creation of a "rat czar" to address the city's significant rat problem, with Boston ranked as the 13th "rattiest" city by Orkin.

Governor Maura T. Healey and 21 other Governors support a Supreme Court brief defending FDA authority on safe abortion medication, countering a potentially disruptive Fifth Circuit decision.

A man was fatally struck by an MBTA train while trespassing and attempting to cross tracks with a suitcase near Hyde Park Station; the accident caused significant service delays.

A 13-year-old vandalized a fare gate at MBTA Back Bay Station, causing commuter disruption and highlighting issues of juvenile delinquency and transit security.

Gym owner Daniel Olivar was sentenced for COVID relief fraud, including six months in prison and restitution of $50,844 for wire fraud involving PPP and EIDL funds.

A Florida man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for defrauding over 300 families through fake sports camps and ordered to pay over $500,000 in restitution.

Tania Del Rio is appointed as Boston's new ISD Commissioner by Mayor Michelle Wu, becoming the first woman in this role and taking over on February 26, 2024.

Boston Police seek public help to identify two individuals involved in a commercial burglary in Roxbury. The department has released surveillance images and encourages tips via CrimeStoppers for anonymity.

Boston Police seek public assistance to identify three suspects involved in a Dorchester commercial break-in, providing detailed descriptions and clothing items, and encouraging tips through various anonymous channels.