A two-month Chelsea drug investigation ended with two arrests and the seizure of suspected crack cocaine, fentanyl, cash and distribution paraphernalia.

An Abington woman was arrested after her two-month-old daughter was allegedly abused. The baby remains hospitalized as the investigation moves toward court.

Boston College’s first presidential change in 30 years arrives Friday as Jesuit insider Jack Butler succeeds William Leahy.

Massachusetts senators unanimously advanced a long-delayed shield law for journalists, but the measure still faces negotiations before it can become law.

Boston gets a mostly sunny Friday and warm weekend before rain and thunderstorms return Sunday night into Monday.

A New York restaurant is heading to Beacon Hill with wood-fired pies, Italian comfort food and a $14 pasta deal.

Massport is turning Boston’s former No Name Restaurant site into a waterfront bluetech incubator expected to open within two years.

Analog Devices disclosed unauthorized access to company systems after files were stolen. The Wilmington chipmaker has not said what data was taken or whether customers were affected.

A child was seriously injured after an SUV struck a bicycle in Wellesley. Oakland Street was closed while police investigated the crash.

Boston faces a foggy, rainy Thursday before warmer weather returns for the weekend. Showers may linger into Monday, followed by sunny skies next week.

Massachusetts lenders originated nearly $29 billion in home-purchase loans in 2025. The figure captures a huge flow of financing through a housing market still defined by high prices and tight affordability.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems has raised another $1 billion, bringing its total capital to $4 billion as SPARC construction advances in Devens.

Gov. Maura Healey now supports a single-payer health care system, a striking shift as Massachusetts families face the country’s highest employer-based premiums.