Chicopee’s National Night Out returns to Szot Park next Monday with more than 90 vendors, food, music, games and a flashlight walk.

Workers renovating a South Boston home found suspected bone remains Monday. Testing is underway to determine whether they are human or animal.

Cambridge Police are seeking witnesses and cellphone video after a serious disturbance involving multiple people in Harvard Square.

A new owner is taking over Massachusetts Central Railroad as state-funded upgrades move ahead along its Western Massachusetts freight corridor.

John C. Reilly joined Bosstown Heavy onstage at a Charlestown pub, singing a Toots and the Maytals classic during an unexpected late-night cameo.

A Plymouth dog with a long record of reported bites will be humanely euthanized after officials say safety orders were ignored.

Boston Green Academy could move from Brighton to South Boston in 2028, trading a transit-friendly campus for a much larger building and a tougher commute.

Needham’s Onyx Partners has made a fresh $934 million bid for 117 JCPenney properties after its earlier deal collapsed into a lawsuit.

Gov. Maura Healey’s new Massachusetts plan puts primary care, nursing recruitment and surprise billing under the cost-cutting microscope.

Maura Healey agrees to two debates, including WCVB’s election-cycle finale, as Republicans continue fighting over their own matchup.

Nick Reina’s love of police patches turned into a birthday parade with more than 20 police and fire vehicles. Departments from across the region joined in for a celebration packed with cruisers, K9s and lifelong connections.

More than 20 speakers challenged a proposed Quincy ordinance banning public encampments as the City Council began its review.

George W. Bush’s paintings of Kennebunkport landmarks will headline a one-day benefit for the storm-damaged St. Ann’s Episcopal Church.