A $100 million, multi-year overhaul at International Place added a rooftop terrace, F1 simulators and a large amenity floor aimed at making the twin towers more competitive.

Acting ICE director Todd Lyons submitted his resignation and will remain through May 31 as DHS prepares to name his successor. Local officials have pushed back on agency tactics.

A planned $35M International Marathon Center in Hopkinton would add a museum, hall of fame and trails near the Boston Marathon start and aim to bring tens of thousands of visitors a year.

Auburn police say their K‑9 helped detect narcotics hidden in mailed parcels. That find fed into a federal case that charged 13 people and led to seizures of kilos of cocaine and firearms.

Samuels & Associates refinanced the Lyrik office tower with a $360M CMBS loan, repaying construction debt and returning a modest sponsor equity payout.

After nearly 30 years of lawsuits and neighbor feuds, a new oceanfront estate at 63 West St. in Beverly Farms is under construction and listed near $18 million.

Four witnesses who testified against Karen Read have sued Read and blogger Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney, saying false cover‑up claims unleashed years of harassment and threats. The suit asks a court to stop the online attacks and recover damages.

Boston police and an FBI task force arrested a Dorchester man after searches at a store and an apartment turned up four handguns, ammunition and suspected crack. The suspect is jailed pending arraignment.

A preliminary Health Policy Commission review found the MGB–CVS MinuteClinic affiliation could raise commercial health care spending by about $40 million a year while reshaping clinic services.

Lowell police say a Back Central search warrant recovered roughly 244.5 grams of suspected fentanyl along with crack and cocaine and led to two arrests.

Patchy fog will make Friday's commute tricky. Showers increase Sunday as a cold front brings a cooler week.

A new regional deal keeps Lyft in charge of Bluebikes, pays towns a monthly revenue share and nudges casual-ride prices higher while funding e-bike expansion.

A coalition of national unions sued the FLRA in Boston to block a rule that would move most federal union election decisions to a three-member D.C. panel.