A Cherry Hill man was federally indicted in Boston on child-exploitation charges tied to alleged conduct in 2024. Prosecutors say he faces decades behind bars.

A motorcyclist died Sunday after a crash on VFW Parkway in West Roxbury; state troopers say speed during a passing maneuver may have been a factor.

A 57-year-old Hanson man was killed after his pickup truck crashed into a High Street home Monday night. State and local police are investigating.

Union Square Donuts is opening its first South Shore shop at Derby Street Shops in Hingham this summer, bringing rotating flavors and a full coffee program.

Nearly a year after a law shifted broker fees to landlords, renters across Greater Boston say they’re still being charged thousands for broker services. Complaints to the AG are rising as listings keep advertising fees.

State transportation officials say the MBTA will temporarily occupy a stretch of Summer Street for World Cup match days. The move has drawn pushback from Mayor Wu’s office ahead of June matches.

A shark reported in multiple sightings across Rhode Island waters was found dead Monday; researchers and state officials are investigating while reminding the public about beach safety.

Gradiant closed a Series E that values the Boston water-tech firm at about $2B and said it aims for an IPO in roughly 18 months as it scales into AI and semiconductor markets.

Fidelity’s $2.5M settlement could mean a roughly $100 pro rata payout for all affected customers and reimbursements up to $5,000 for documented losses. Claims must be filed by July 27, 2026.

A Brockton man pleaded guilty to laundering more than $1.2 million in stolen tax refunds; prosecutors say he routed altered Treasury checks through a shell company. Sentencing is set for Aug. 6, 2026.

Haverhill PD has begun a phased rollout of department‑issued body cameras; officials say footage will aid investigations while privacy protections apply.

A small plane went down at Westerly State Airport around 12:15 p.m.; the lone occupant was rushed to hospital and their condition remains unknown. Authorities were on scene.

ELDEV Washington has asked the city to let it convert some of the 10 income‑restricted units at 3326 Washington St. into vouchers or cash payments, citing lender and cost pressures. Neighbors say the switch would hollow out on‑site affordability.