South Station Starbucks shut down after video shows rats eating food there
The Starbucks at South Station in Boston has been shut down after a video showed rats eating the food in the display case.
Hundreds attend City Hall vigil for Boston cycling advocate Louisa Gag
Hundreds of people biked to Boston City Hall Plaza for a vigil to remember cycling advocate Louisa Gag who was killed last week in a crash.
Mass General Brigham sends cease-and-desist letter to striking nurses
Nurses on the picket line in Boston got a cease-and-desist letter from Mass General Brigham as tensions escalate with no sign of contract negotiations restarting.
SUV crashes into Danvers hair salon, customer thrown from chair
Three people were injured after an SUV crashed into a busy Danvers, Massachusetts hair salon.
Wellesley man stabbed father 20 times in daytime murder at park, police say
A young man accused of stabbing his father 20 times and killing him at a Wellesley, Massachusetts park is being held without bail.
Veteran "infuriated" American flags were removed from family graves in Newton
A man says staff at Newton Cemetery took down American flags placed at his family members' graves.
Wizards pick Brockton native AJ Dybantsa first overall in NBA Draft
The Washington Wizards selected Brockton native AJ Dybantsa with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft on Tuesday.
Moroccan fans rally on Boston Common after Fan Fest closes due to weather
Some World Cup fans were bummed to find the FIFA Fan Festival closed on Thursday, but they quickly turned to other areas to celebrate.
New wave of Scotland fans arrive in Boston for next World Cup match
Reinforcements for the Tartan Army have officially arrived from Scotland, and they have quickly turned into Boston's favorite house guest.
Proud fans welcome Haitian national team to Massachusetts for World Cup
The Haitian national team pulled up to their hotel in Quincy ahead of their first World Cup match to dozens of adoring fans ready to welcome them to Massachusetts.
Mbappé, French national team greet fans in Boston: "It was life-changing"
When the French national team pulled up to their Boston hotel for their World Cup run, they were greeted by hundreds of fans.
Beverly Police investigate antisemitic graffiti in middle school bathroom
The school says the graffiti could be a reaction to a book eighth grade students are currently reading.
Will World Cup deliver economic boom promised in Boston?
About 80 percent of Boston hotels report their bookings are short of seasonal averages, according to the American Hotel and Lodging Association.
Two new soccer fields open in South Boston ahead of World Cup
A new pair of soccer fields have opened in South Boston as part of a community investment project ahead of the World Cup.
East Boston couple accused in alleged racist attack on restaurant patio
Video shows water being sprayed from a hose onto patrons dining at Tertulias Cafe in East Boston.