Robert Kraft wants Patriots to play a game in Scotland
Scotland and its passionate fanbase, known as the Tartan Army, took over Boston during the World Cup. Now, Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants to return the favor.
Rent control question cannot appear on ballot in November, SJC rules
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled Tuesday that a rent control ballot question cannot appear on this November's ballot.
Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly traded to Miami Heat, not Boston Celtics
Giannis Antetokounmpo is not coming to the Boston Celtics. The Milwaukee Bucks have traded the two-time NBA MVP to the Miami Heat, according to multiple reports.
Patrice Bergeron to be inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame
Patrice Bergeron is headed to the Hockey Hall of Fame this fall.
Accused carjacker charged in deadly crash to have mental health evaluation
The carjacking suspect accused of hitting and killing a woman on a Mattapan sidewalk Saturday was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation.
Potential No. 1 pick in NBA Draft AJ Dybantsa says Brockton shaped him
The 2026 NBA Draft gets underway Tuesday, and Brockton native AJ Dybantsa likely won't have to wait long to hear his name.
Recent Quincy High School graduate drowns in Milton pond
A teenager drowned Saturday at Houghton's Pond in Milton while swimming with a group of friends less than two weeks after graduating from Quincy High School.
Woman on sidewalk hit and killed by Mattapan carjacking suspect
A man is expected to be arraigned Monday on charges including murder after he allegedly hit and killed a woman while driving a stolen car on the sidewalk in Mattapan.
FIFA Fan Festival in Boston reopens after wind delay
The FIFA Fan Festival on Boston City Hall Plaza has reopened after it was delayed due to high winds on Friday.
Boston opening outdoor drinking areas during World Cup
Boston is allowing public drinking in two neighborhoods this summer while the city welcomes a wave of international visitors during the World Cup.
Why Scotland World Cup fans are putting traffic cones on Boston statues
Scotland soccer fans have taken over Boston, and members of the fan base known as the Tartan Army have brought one of their home country's unique traditions with them.
Judge scolds attorneys in Karen Read civil case during hearing
The judge in the wrongful death lawsuit against Karen Read urged attorneys to "stop pandering to social media."
Boston Bruins to retire Patrice Bergeron's number
The Boston Bruins announced Thursday that they will hoist Patrice Bergeron's No. 37 to the rafters at TD Garden during a ceremony this season.
Father found dead in assisted living home was ignored for 9 days, sons say
A man who died in an assisted living home in Boston went unnoticed for nine days and was decomposing when he was found, according to a lawsuit filed by his family.
Kraft Group files complaint against Foxboro over Gillette Stadium license fee
The Kraft Group is accusing Foxboro officials of abusing the entertainment license process and charging $950,000 instead of $100 for Gillette Stadium events.