Amazon has opened a $400 million robotics warehouse in North Andover, MA, expected to create 1,500 jobs, emphasizing functionality with robots aiding logistics.

Veggie Crust, a vegetarian and vegan restaurant, is opening a new location in Waltham, Massachusetts, offering pizzas, salads, pastas, and "nice cream."

Greentown Labs announced a 30% workforce reduction due to fiscal challenges, affecting 12 Boston and 6 Houston employees, amidst efforts to align growth with revenue.

BinStar in Brighton offers an eco-friendly shopping experience by selling discounted items that would have been landfill-bound, with prices dropping daily from $19 to $1.

Steward Health Care plans to sell its physician network to Optum Care, triggering a state review regarding the deal's impact on the healthcare market.

Fabric and crafts retailer Joann has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to address debt and restructure finances, aiming to emerge as a privately-owned entity.

Mass General and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Massachusetts are unifying clinical departments to improve care, with Dr. David Brown leading as president of the combined academic medical centers.

An overturned tractor-trailer in front of the Massachusetts State Police Barracks at Logan Airport caused traffic disruptions and lane closures. The driver was hospitalized with undisclosed injuries.

Southcoast Health is interested in purchasing St. Anne's Hospital from Steward Health Care to prevent its closure, amid the latter's financial issues.

Boston's Seaport District to welcome F1 Arcade, the first U.S. venue with 69 simulators, opening April 22, 2024, offering an immersive racing experience and high-end amenities.

Boston’s poet laureate Porsha Olayiwola and Bing Broderick will open a new bookstore and community space in Dorchester in June, featuring events and a diverse selection of books.

Officials in Massachusetts have made the community safer by arresting a Salvadoran MS-13 member wanted for homicide. ERO Boston's actions highlight their ongoing commitment to protect the public against transnational crime.

A TikTok video allegedly showing teenagers engaging in blackface behavior at a Boston Sephora store went viral, prompting the company to condemn the act and eject the individuals involved.