Wells Fargo Moves to Foreclose on 100 Summer St., Boston Office Tower
A 32-story office tower in the heart of Boston's Financial District is headed to the auction block next month, after Wells Fargo moved to foreclose on 100 Summer St. An auction is scheduled for Oct. 20 at 2 p.m., with the building currently listed as 72 percent leased even as its owner, Rockpoint Group, faces the loss
Inside the Sandra Birchmore case: Matthew Farwell trial prep with Ted Daniel & Peter...
Boston 25 News reporter Ted Daniel teamed up with LawTuber Peter Tragos to help you get caught up on everything you need to know before jury selection begins and the courtroom battle gets underway.
Healthpeak gets ok from Planning Board, moves to next hurdle
Healthpeak project clears planning board – but still has a long way to go. Holdups include MBTA study and leases that run until 2040. Last week, executives from real estate developer Healthpeak Properties received approval from Cambridge’s Planning Board for a sprawling mixed-use project in Alewife that will include ho
Brockton Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Drug Charges Following Fall River Crack Bust
A 36-year-old Brockton man has pleaded guilty in Boston federal court after selling crack cocaine at a Fall River housing development.
This Boston city councilor wants to root out the city’s ‘worst’ landlords
Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from WBUR's daily morning newsletter, WBUR Today. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. Mayor Michelle Wu spoke at the United Nations last night, highlighting city-level initiatives to combat climate change despite headwinds at the national level. The Bosto
Fall nor’easter futurecast: Timeline of impacts in Mass. from powerful weekend storm
A slow-moving storm is expected to hammer the region for days. See when conditions deteriorate and which communities face the biggest threats.
Boston Watchdog Takes Fight Over Inflated Commercial Tax Bills to State House
A disclosure made during litigation has put a number on the properties at issue in Pioneer Institute’s challenge to Boston’s commercial assessments: 150, according to the Boston Herald. Pioneer says the figure may not capture all affected properties, and the disclosure is not a court finding that the assessments were i
Weather Alert: Weekend rain, wind, and coastal impacts
FINAL QUIET DAY By “quiet” I mean dry, not calm! Highs will head to the lower 60s this afternoon with partly cloudy skies and another active breeze. Dress like you have the past several days. Gusts will range from 25-35 mph, locally stronger on the Cape and Islands. Waves 6-13 feet are expected off the MA coastline too
MBTA sets start date for free transit for seniors who do not drive
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s program to provide free transit service for older residents who do not drive will launch on Oct. 13, the state has announced. The Car-Free Seniors Pilot Program was announced in July as part of a package of new and extended discounts [see “MBTA to extend …,” Tra
Virginia woman charged with identity fraud in Foxboro bank theft investigation
A Virginia woman is facing criminal charges after a monthslong investigation into money stolen from a Foxboro, Massachusetts couple's bank account. Earlier this year, NBC10 Boston Responds helped that couple recover nearly $40,000 that was stolen from their bank account through check fraud after Santander Bank initiall

















