Boston is experiencing its coldest winter since 1994, with milder temperatures and possible flurries forecasted for the weekend. A large upcoming storm might bring a mix of snow and rain.

Three juveniles were arrested in Dorchester for breaking and entering, property destruction, and trespassing after a police chase early Tuesday morning.

The Boston Curb Lab was launched to address urban space conflicts, digitizing parking rules to improve navigation, and has been nationally recognized for its innovation.

Maynard Police arrested John Fenton on drug charges after a months-long investigation and apartment raid that yielded methamphetamine and other drugs.

Massachusetts House considers a bill targeting AI's role in political campaigns, especially to prevent misinformation and to maintain election integrity.

State regulators approved Mass General Brigham's plan for a Cambridge ambulatory center to reduce long waits for colonoscopies and routine endoscopies.

Willie’s from BCB3 Hospitality will open at 20 Charles St. with 10–11 inch pizzas, pastas and a concise drink list that includes soju.

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum says viral posts misread DOJ Epstein files and are hampering the hunt for 13 stolen works. Officials ask people to send credible leads, not theories.

Massachusetts Auditor DiZoglio sues the state Legislature for not complying with an audit, while AG Campbell declines to represent her, leading DiZoglio to seek court approval for self-representation.

Copley Place in Boston undergoes a luxury revamp with the closure of Neiman Marcus, with plans to introduce upscale brands and dining like Casa Tua Cucina and Estiatorio Milos.

Spectrum News is buying New England Cable News from NBCUniversal and will relaunch it as Spectrum News NECN, expanding regional coverage across New England.

Boston man James Schaff, 59, serving time for other offenses, has been charged with two counts of breaking and entering and larceny in Chinatown burglaries from 2021, with DNA evidence linking him to the crimes.

The Boston Globe’s 'Snitch City' series has prompted lawmakers and the state’s POST Commission to weigh new rules, audits and tougher reporting for confidential informants.