Boston MA

The Revere location has reopened, bringing back its staff and after renovations. It seemed like the end of one Uno Pizzeria & Grill location in Greater Boston — until a general manager stepped up to reopen a branch of the Chicago deep dish pizza chain. WBZ-TV first reported the...

One 62-year-old man is dead after being pulled from a house fire in Salem this afternoon on Roslyn Street.

A late-night bike chase through a Hyannis shopping plaza ended with a wanted Quincy man in handcuffs Sunday, after a Barnstable officer spotted him and moved in before he could get away. Police detained the suspect near the Airport Shopping Center and booked him on multiple Quincy-issued warrants along with a...

The threats were all placed within about fifteen minutes of each other, and police are investigating if the incidents are related. Boston police are investigating after bomb threats were reported at multiple Stop & Shop grocery stores Monday, the department said. At around 1:50 p.m., officers responded to a reported...

Two Beacon Hill restaurants have agreed to pay a combined $422,000 to settle claims that they withheld a service fee from their waitstaff. Between May 2023 and June 2024, The Dubliner, an Irish pub at 2 Center Plaza, and Carrie Nation, an upscale cocktail club at 11 Beacon St., charged customers a 3% service fee that...

Federal prosecutors say the Boston retailer exchanged food assistance benefits for cash and ineligible items over several years. A Mattapan store owner has pleaded guilty to processing at least $6.7 million in fraudulent food assistance transactions, court documents show. 74-year-old Antonio Bonheur, of Mattapan,...

The next “No Kings” rally, aimed at opposing authoritarianism and promoting democratic reforms, will take place Saturday, March 28. A couple months after the “No Kings” protest drew tens of thousands to the streets across Greater Boston, organizers have announced the next rally, scheduled for later this month.

BOSTON – A Boston lawyer was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston for defrauding two of his clients of over $2 million. According to a release from the Massachusetts Department of Justice, 60-year-old Patrick J. Dolan of North Attleboro and Haverhill, was sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Nathaniel M....

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Thomas Clasby Jr. led the city's Elder Services department for more than two decades before being fired in 2024. A former Quincy official pleaded guilty Monday in Boston federal court to a scheme that drained thousands of dollars from the city over several years, the U.S. Attorney’s Office says.