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.

Boston gets a sunny Saturday near 66 before showers and a sharper cooldown arrive early next week.

The 37,500-square-foot Grossman Drive space was built for Amazon Fresh but never opened. Ross will repaint it cream and white instead.

John Deaton's truck blasted a milk-carton image of Ed Markey through D.C., while Markey's Rhode Island office was hit by vandalism the same day.

Andrew Allen's donation unlocked a matching kidney for Tom Thermidor's brother through Mass General's organ pool. Boston honored him with an Unsung Hero award.

The senior co-captain and Williams College commit died Friday, prompting the Magicians to cancel their game against Danvers.

Eleace Walsh's handmade dangles now hang in the Plymouth County Sheriff's Office and at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital–Plymouth.

The new Yawkey Campus adds a training kitchen, jobs lab, and podcast studio for nearly 200 Massachusetts families.

Officers want help putting a name to a suspect photo tied to a South River Road bank case.

Federal officials point to Michael Bon, a Brockton man accused in a Pennsylvania trooper's death, as they push a new CDL fraud tip line.

A bystander jumped in before rescuers arrived as the pair's car kept drifting into Chebacco Lake. Both were treated on scene.

The Watertown mega-complex drew 4.8 million shoppers last year, but no asking price has been disclosed.

A new City Council proposal would cover two- and three-family rentals built before 1983, including 17 East Boston properties undergoing conversion.