Dynamic Creatures' Hugo is a prototype described as a mountain troll, as the Cambridge startup eyes theme parks and hotels.

One Harbor Shore residents start moving in Wednesday, with a third of the 122 condos already sold from $1.2 million to over $13 million.

State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said political connections and wealth shouldn't decide who gets to pour a drink.

Hilary Hahn and Seth Parker Woods headline the premiere of Carlos Simon's Double Concerto Suite this week in Boston.

The Quincy-born punks return home for five shows, including a kids' matinee benefiting the Claddagh Fund.

The 15-minute sunset spectacle hits Back Bay in late October, with a backup window in February if clouds get in the way.

A Saugus woman says a dead bird, a glitching radio, and a cold room followed her Salem visit with Annabelle.

Boston starts Tuesday foggy before a 75-degree Wednesday warmup. Rain and strong winds return Friday, followed by a sharply colder Saturday.

Police roped off the Long Wharf waterfront Tuesday after a body turned up beneath a pier near the aquarium.

Bay State renter mobility fell from 23.7% to 18.9% in a decade as mortgage rates and rents keep tenants locked in place.

Women's rights groups say Massachusetts won't reveal how many biological males are held at MCI-Framingham, the state's only women's prison.

About 200 people gathered at Newton North High School for the city's sixth annual Indigenous Peoples Day, featuring a peace pipe ceremony and 40 vendors.

The 195-unit Revere complex sold for nearly $395,000 per unit, marking Redgate's third Beachmont-area sale.