A stolen loaded 9mm turned up after officers chased fleeing teens into the woods behind Davis Commons.

The wood-chip surface at Alcott creates barriers for students with mobility needs, and a $690,000 fix now awaits a town vote.

A woman in her 60s is the state's latest West Nile patient as risk stays high in Boston, Cambridge and 11 other communities.

Zachary Brodeur allegedly chatted online with an agent posing as a 14-year-old boy before his arrest, federal prosecutors say.

A Wardwell Avenue investigation followed neighbor complaints about drug activity in Lynn.

A quick-acting neighbor got an elderly woman out of a burning River Street home before firefighters could even make entry.

Two separate fights broke out at a Whitman-Hanson football game, with one juvenile accused of assaulting police who tried to break it up.

A late-night stabbing near Tremont Street and Temple Place sent a victim to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been made.

A Bermuda-to-Boston private jet vanished off Nantucket with six people aboard, triggering an air and sea search.

Urban Spaces wants to turn a burned-out North End wharf building into a 35-to-45-room hotel with half the parcel left open to the public.

The MBTA pulled subway ads slamming Boston Public Schools a day after launch, and both sides are pointing fingers over who called for it.

The North Andover runner is one of just seven women who have never missed the race since 1977, when she started at age 28.

A grand jury indicted the 17-year-old in the deaths of his mother and 14-year-old brother on Martha Lane; a not-guilty plea was entered on his behalf.