A Cambridge woman says she honked at two tow trucks as they passed through an intersection, then one driver hurled a slur at her. Bostonian Towing fired the driver.

The decade-old firehouse restaurant on Everett Avenue could shut its doors this week, an industry source says.

Gillette Stadium hosts its first-ever Notre Dame game Saturday, with a Brigade of Midshipmen march-on and free parking across Route 1.

The man fell onto the tracks at Central station just before 1 a.m. Monday. Transit police say foul play isn't suspected.

From an elementary school in Chinatown to Boston University, officers fanned out across the city Tuesday with no word yet on who's behind it.

Jimmy Magnasco's Moore Street display went from 300 visitors to a viral sensation with live actors on Halloween night.

A domestic dispute call on Wheelock Street ended with two adults dead and a child hospitalized, police say.

A federal judge sentenced the 35-year-old after a Kik account search turned up images and videos of abuse.

The Glover Farmhouse site gets the green light, but Tedesco Country Club wants balconies removed over errant-shot fears.

Andover's old DPW yard is slated for redevelopment following a $4.5 million land sale.

The nearly 60-year-old Jackson Estuarine Laboratory just got bigger boat bays, dive lockers and a 36-person meeting room on Great Bay.

A Dunstable family welcomed a baby boy roadside after a dispatcher's calm instructions guided the delivery.

The Austin-born sushi favorite is eyeing a 7,100-square-foot Congress Street spot with an 11-seat sushi counter.