The all-cash deal pulls the Boston catering platform into Uber Eats, adding a corporate catering service to its business.

Snow dusted roads and rocks overnight on New Hampshire's Mount Washington, though the historic Auto Road stayed open to Treeline for cars Tuesday.

The French industrial giant is eyeing its biggest-ever purchase, sending Boston-based PTC's stock soaring overnight.

A new coalition wants screens gone from K-2 classrooms and AI disabled on school devices districtwide.

Fewer than 200 of those scans led to an investigation, and Stoughton just canceled its own Flock contract the same night.

Scrappie's founder Andrew Blau bakes dough from restaurants' discarded bread and is moving into 42 Charles Street.

Boston gets a crisp, sunny Tuesday with gusty northwest winds, a chilly night, and a warmer Thursday ahead.

Lane closures at Exit 34 snarled rush-hour traffic, with MassDOT warning the disruption could last hours.

David Bennett, 36, now faces nearly a dozen charges after a pursuit on Old Milk Road left two officers hurt.

A First Circuit panel grilled both sides over whether a judge could force the government to restore Harvard's research money.

The man was run over on a steep Maiden Lane driveway; CPR began at the scene before he died at a hospital.

Ming-Chi Chen allegedly filmed a woman showering at a Chestnut Hill home in 2024. He may never face a Brookline courtroom.

An ambulance pulled over on I-95 as a Norwood mother's labor couldn't wait for the hospital.