Daiquan Rice fired at officers with an extended-magazine handgun steps from District B-2's own headquarters in Nubian Square.

The smash-burger chain that Bad Bunny reportedly craves is landing at 37 Brattle St. and 880 Broadway, bringing Boston's total to four spots.

Arthur Newman, a Plymouth veterinarian since 1974, is jailed without bail after a trooper spotted him driving oddly near the courthouse.

Reis Bakery blends pão de queijo with Parisian croissants downtown, and chef Gustavo Reis is already eyeing a bigger stall.

Michael Tiso tapped Flock and state databases to find a woman with an active order against him, before returning to duty.

Carlos Perez sold handguns and cocaine to a cooperating witness in four separate deals before his federal sentencing in Boston.

State regulators say Adult & Teen Challenge sent residents to shovel snow and clean offices for outside clients instead of treating addiction.

Tramar Dillard headlines the 350-seat Wolf Den for free next month as Mohegan Sun stacks its 30th anniversary lineup.

Juan Dominguez died at Baystate after officers responding at 1 a.m. found him shot. Detectives have made no arrests.

Red Sox third baseman Caleb Durbin says a teammate got a death-tinged threat over his newborn. The state's new reporting portal could ban abusers from betting entirely.

Simon's Coffee Shop shut its Massachusetts Avenue doors Monday as demolition looms, but owner Simon Yu is eyeing a spot right across the street.

Nashua Road neighbors say the reek keeps them trapped indoors while the town fights the unpermitted site in court.

Weeks after emergency appendix surgery, the Norwell native returns to Massachusetts for a Tanglewood show and Berklee's first-ever homecoming block party.