State prosecutors say Holtec mishandled asbestos at Pilgrim; a consent judgment requires up to $125,000 in penalties with part earmarked for environmental justice projects.

A MassINC/TransitMatters-backed pitch would spend about $84M on turn‑tracks and interlockings to speed up the Worcester, Fitchburg and Franklin commuter lines.

Jarren Duran cut short his postgame availability after teammates flagged a fan at Fenway and stadium security removed the spectator.

An 18-year-old was recovered from the Androscoggin River after slipping into the water while fishing near Gulf Island Dam; divers and drones conducted the search.

A federal judge allowed most of a whistleblower suit accusing Harvard and a leading researcher of misusing $275M in NIH grants to proceed, keeping two False Claims Act counts alive.

Multiple manholes in Medford Square erupted Saturday, closing roads and prompting precautionary evacuations while crews worked to secure the area.

Golden Temple, the longtime Chinese restaurant in Brookline’s Washington Square, quietly closed on Saturday after 66 years, the owners announced on social media.

Dense fog at Logan this morning with a high near 73°F. Heat likely Wednesday–Friday; plan ahead.

Germany will meet Paraguay in a World Cup Round of 32 match at Boston Stadium on Monday, June 29. Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.

Police cordoned off Blue Hill Avenue at Mattapan Square after an overnight incident. Investigators placed multiple evidence markers and Boston EMS said three people were taken to hospitals.

A Nashua woman was arrested after police say she stabbed her husband during a domestic dispute. She faces multiple assault charges and is being held without bail.

A ribbon-cutting on June 26 marked the completion of the Kendall/MIT headhouse renovations, adding elevators, escalators and a public rooftop 'UP Porch' in Kendall Square.

The Boston Home Center’s new pilot offers up to $25,000 in 0% deferred‑interest financing for rooftop solar, targeted to income‑eligible owner‑occupants and forgivable after 20 years. The City will run a small cohort and hold a July 9 workshop for applicants.