Engineers condemned Westwood's Fire Station 1 after a blizzard damaged the apparatus floor, forcing crews to relocate and raising response‑time concerns for nearby seniors.

A Republic Airways flight at Boston Logan aborted takeoff Sunday after another plane crossed its path during snow; passengers say the other jet passed about 200 yards away.

A Quincy man received a six‑year prison term after a jury convicted him of manslaughter in the 2023 St. Patrick’s Day beating of Barry Whelan in Downtown Crossing.

State regulators approved Jupiter Power’s Trimount project in Everett — a 700 MW/2.8 GWh battery farm on a former Exxon site that backers say will ease grid strain and support a larger Docklands plan.

Boston police released photos seeking two teenage girls after a pregnant woman was assaulted near 776 Dudley St. Detectives are asking neighbors for tips.

Watertown‑based Disc Medicine cut about 20% of its staff after the FDA issued a Complete Response Letter for bitopertin; the company says a Phase 3 readout now dictates next steps.

MassDOT has launched a long-term study to evaluate replacing the Tobin Bridge and redesigning Route 1 North's Chelsea Curves; public meetings are expected before recommendations next summer.

A newly released photo gave investigators fresh hope as New Hampshire's Cold Case Unit renews a call for tips in the 1997 killing of Rosalie Miller.

A person was rushed to a hospital with life‑threatening injuries after a stabbing at Roxbury Street and Washington Street Sunday night. Police say no arrests have been announced.

A 15-year-old was arrested after officers found a handgun in a backpack in Dorchester; a missing 14-year-old was located and returned to guardians.

The state's top court heard arguments about whether 18‑ to 20‑year‑olds can obtain handgun licenses — a decision that could ripple through prosecutions and the 2026 ballot.

Clear but bitter Monday in Boston; highs near 26°F. Tuesday brings a tricky mix starting as snow, then freezing rain before changing to rain.

Sudbury Police say Department Assistant Owen Gerow, deployed with the U.S. Navy, sustained minor injuries after missile impacts overseas. The department asked for privacy and support.