An 18-year-old from Lynn is in custody after a death at a Danvers home on Amherst Street. The suspect is due in Salem District Court Friday.

Tines plans to hire about 100 people and open a Boston‑area office as it builds on its recent unicorn status. The move marks a fresh U.S. growth push for the workflow automation firm.

Deal activity in Boston's retail market picked up in 2025, with roughly $1.8B in transactions and big‑ticket sales such as the Watertown Mall signaling renewed investor appetite.

Sunny Friday with highs near 44°F. Gusty Saturday, then a soaking rain and strong winds expected Monday with localized flood risk.

Boston detectives released photos after a reported $19,000 credit‑card fraud in Mattapan. Officials are asking the public to come forward with tips.

The Celtics will sit Jayson Tatum for Thursday's game in Oklahoma City as he continues to manage a right‑Achilles issue; Payton Pritchard is available.

The SJC unanimously held that Commonwealth charter schools must obey Massachusetts' public‑records law, ending a yearslong fight with Mystic Valley Regional Charter School in Malden.

An external power-line failure left parts of the Massachusetts State House on generator power, knocking out internet, the LAWS system and session livestreams.

Lowell’s Historic Board approved plans to put 363 apartments in two six‑story buildings on a former mill parcel along the Hamilton Canal. The development includes ground‑floor retail and amenities aimed at energizing the canal edge.

Danish biotech Zealand Pharma is opening a Boston research hub to speed obesity drug discovery and expects to hire about 50–100 staff.

The DPU will hold hearings after National Grid filed to raise gas distribution revenue by about $144M (12%). Hearings run March–April and written comments are due April 30.

Nasoya’s $55M expansion in Ayer adds the world’s largest tofu line, lifting output to about 400,000 lb/day and promising local jobs while reopening questions about past odor and hazardous‑waste penalties.

SkinnyPop removed a new dairy-containing White Cheddar from shelves after the bag’s look could be mistaken for the dairy-free version — a real risk for people with milk allergies. Here’s what to check and who to call.