The Irving Street house where Julia Child's cooking shows were filmed now has a butler's pantry doubling as a caterer's kitchen.

J.P. House of Pizza owed the state $223,156.70, and only about $2,300 was recovered from its bank accounts.

Jennifer Prudencio stayed at her boyfriend's home for nine hours after her 8-year-old sent a video of his sick brother.

A Good Samaritan helped state troopers pull a trapped driver from wreckage on I-393 West near Exit 2, as the crash backed up traffic into Chichester.

The party's X account called for violence against nearly every elected Democrat in New Hampshire before deleting the post.

Cambridge’s inclusionary-housing rules sit amid a regional slowdown, while Boston turns to tax abatements for stalled developments.

A Portsmouth shipyard worker set a rag fire to skip a shift, burning the USS Miami for 10 hours and doom the sub to the scrapyard.

Boston gets one quiet day Thursday before rain, high surf and powerful winds arrive for the weekend. Coastal flooding and erosion are possible.

Roger Farrington shot 31 frames of John Lennon and Yoko Ono in 1980 — now all 31 appear together in one book for the first time.

A verbal fight over an ex-girlfriend at Davis Square’s Statue Park ended with a man knocked to the ground and transported to Cambridge City Hospital for treatment.

The nearly finished Cross Street project has North Enders arguing over its grey, modern facade near the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

A tractor-trailer collision left a work van fully engulfed in flames on Route 138, killing its lone occupant Wednesday evening.

Roger Bolens told police he'd been sleeping in an Andover park before attacking a teen, then a 74-year-old, hours apart.