A Boston federal judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully canceled parole for migrants who used the CBP One app and ordered DHS to reverse mass revocations. The decision restores status for those covered by the order.

Draper won approval to build a $100M microelectronics facility at UMass Lowell’s LINC, promising roughly 150 high-skilled jobs and state support for construction.

Medford Public Schools will be closed this Friday after leaders said staffing levels were too low to operate classrooms safely. The district has rescheduled make-up days into late June.

A state trooper assigned to Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s detail pulled a driver from a burning electric car at the Bedford Toll Plaza. Officials say quick action by the trooper, the governor and bystanders likely saved the driver's life.

Officer Sean Cullen faces felony improper-storage charges after fellow officers found a loaded department gun and a taser unsecured in his vehicle. His certification has been suspended and he remains on administrative leave.

Bentley has launched an $85M renovation of the Adamian Academic Center in Waltham, converting old lecture halls into AI labs, makerspace and a student-run café. The building is scheduled to reopen for fall 2027.

Walmart closed its Sam’s Club fulfillment center at 1 Tobias Boland Way in Worcester, affecting about 90 employees as the company shifts volume to next‑generation hubs.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to a warm afternoon near 67°F, then showers and fog return tonight.

London’s Hawksmoor is opening at 15 Necco in Fort Point this fall, bringing dry‑aged steaks, a 200‑seat dining room, a terrace and a high‑profile cocktail program.

American record-holder Conner Mantz has withdrawn from the 130th Boston Marathon three weeks before Patriots’ Day, removing a top U.S. contender and reshaping the field. His decision came in a statement distributed by the B.A.A.

Jazz Urbane Cafe secured a $2.46M financing package to move a long‑planned 200‑seat jazz club and restaurant forward in Nubian Square.

A Dorchester resident won the $2 million top prize on a $10 Cashword scratch ticket and took a $1.3M lump sum, the state lottery says.

Patriots QB Drake Maye shaved his head at Granite's "Saving by Shaving" event in Quincy, helping raise more than $4.1M for Boston Children's Hospital.