Nearly 20,000 seedlings at a downtown Ipswich greenhouse were destroyed, wiping out weeks of work and threatening spring food distribution.

A 4-year-old boy is stable after falling from a seventh-floor window in Worcester; police say the Crime Scene Unit is investigating and the case underscores window-safety risks.

Quincy confirmed a long‑rumored Trader Joe’s will anchor a McConville Way redevelopment, joining housing and a new 100,000‑sq‑ft BIDMC ambulatory center targeted for 2027.

Woburn‑based Replimune says it will cut 63 jobs after the FDA issued a complete response letter rejecting its RP1 melanoma application and warned the U.S. program may not be viable without accelerated approval.

Councilors Durkan and Santana filed a zoning petition to strip minimum off‑street parking from new housing projects, arguing it will lower costs and unlock more builds.

A Pittsfield man was arrested after state police say he repeatedly sexually assaulted a 14‑year‑old resident at a Valatie group home. He faces 35 counts and is jailed.

Robert Cheevers, son of Bruins great Gerry Cheevers, was arrested after police say he sold fake sports tickets and defrauded multiple people out of thousands.

A 100-seat Peruvian restaurant from the team behind Celeste and La Royal has opened at Lyrik Back Bay, serving ceviche, chifa dishes and live music.

Lulu Green is pulling its two Fenway stalls after managers asked it to add dairy at its coffee counter. The move removes the market’s only fully vegan vendor.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren asked the DOE and DoD to explain whether Nvidia's December purchase of SchedMD raises competition and national‑security concerns.

Waltham police and a regional drug task force say a search warrant turned up more than two kilograms of suspected cocaine; one man was arrested and another is wanted.

Federal prosecutors say a Florida man ran a multi‑state Ponzi scheme that cost Massachusetts investors millions. Jose Bello faces federal wire fraud charges and could be arraigned in Boston.

Raw voicemails and calls reveal the threats New England congressional staffers now face and the national rise in cases tracked by the Capitol Police.