Greenberg Traurig is leaving One International Place for 76,000 square feet at South Station Tower as it expands its Boston office.

Boloco will close its final Boston restaurant at 50 Congress St. on Sept. 25 after the building was sold and the lease wasn't renewed.

Barbara Lynch is staging small, ticketed No. 9 Park dinners this August in Manchester-by-the-Sea as part of a new TaBL series that pairs food with Lynch’s art. The events come after years of controversy and the dismantling of her restaurant group.

Vineyard Transit drivers voted to authorize a strike after rejecting a contract offer; union leaders say any walkout could begin after the contract ends July 31. The move raises the prospect of summer bus disruptions on Martha’s Vineyard.

Three Fall River residents were arrested after detectives linked them to a July armed robbery; a July 24 search turned up a 9mm, a loaded magazine and about 50 grams of suspected fentanyl.

A crash on I-195 westbound in Westport Monday afternoon left one person dead and closed the highway at the Route 88 exit, snarling SouthCoast traffic.

Foggy morning at Logan; heavy rain late Tuesday night into Wednesday with 2–3 inches possible and a risk of street flooding.

Mansfield police sealed off the area around the town station after reports of an armed person; MetroLEC and neighboring departments responded to the scene.

Cambridge police released a photo after a hit‑and‑run that seriously injured a 9‑year‑old on Vassar Street. Authorities are asking witnesses and anyone with video to come forward.

A Norwood traffic stop on Monday led to the arrest of a Brockton man and the seizure of suspected cocaine, oxycodone and items tied to distribution. Police say packaging, scales and a ledger were recovered.

District B‑3 officers chased and arrested a Dorchester man Sunday after a loaded 9mm pistol was tossed into a front yard and recovered by police.

Marlborough‑based Boston Scientific approved a global restructuring this week with $700–$800M in charges and plans to shift production — and some jobs — as it refocuses resources. The company says much of the savings will be reinvested in growth areas.

Weymouth police say four juveniles were arrested after a Flock camera led officers to two stolen vehicles and multiple vehicle break‑ins at Hanover Weymouth. Authorities recovered stolen property and identified six cars that had been tampered with.