Fall River police declared an active homicide scene on Aetna Street and asked residents to avoid the area while detectives investigate.

Rebel, the golden retriever who served Walpole schools and first responders for eight years, died in a tragic accident at the town police station.

Boston police say two juvenile suspects robbed a South Boston lemonade stand Wednesday, snatching a box of cash after one brandished a gun.

A child on a bicycle was fatally struck on Cherokee Street in New Bedford Wednesday afternoon. State police and the Bristol County DA's office joined local investigators.

Uniqlo has sued the owner of its Newbury Street building, saying the landlord inflated its share of common‑area fees after changing the property’s reported square footage.

Protesters halted a Boston City Council budget hearing at City Hall, forcing a two‑hour recess and leading to eight arrests as councilors debated Mayor Wu’s $4.9B proposal.

A former Norfolk County deputy admitted ordering jail maintenance staff to fix his Norwood home and pleaded guilty to federal charges this month.

The state is preparing to solicit proposals to remake the Lindemann‑Hurley complex into housing, retail and a restored park while preservationists push to keep key Brutalist features.

Mike & Patty’s has opened a Terminal C spot at Logan, bringing its full breakfast menu and early-morning hours to travelers.

Yard House opens June 15 in Millbury with 90+ beers on tap, a glass keg room and a 7,500‑sq‑ft dining room with patio.

A pedestrian was fatally struck at Canterbury and Grand in Worcester; both streets are closed while police investigate.

A court‑approved sealed‑bid sale appears to transfer 46 acres of Kennebunkport’s Sandy Pines Campground to a national operator, resolving months of bankruptcy uncertainty.

Scott Roberts says medical bathroom accidents cost him a Furnace Brook membership and his reputation; he’s suing Quincy for damages and reinstatement. The suit names club staff and a city commissioner.