Boston MA

BOSTON (WBZ NewsRadio) — A real-life recreation of the Drunken Clam bar from the animated show Family Guy has officially opened in Boston. The pop-up summer experience has been set up by event curator platform Bucket Listers in the basement of West End Johnnies on Portland Street. Aspects of...

A local pop-up blending Asian flavors with French finesse is baking up something big in Downtown Boston. Fuful Bakery is preparing to open its first brick-and-mortar location at 274 Franklin St in the Financial District, according to a post within the Friends of Boston’s Hidden Restaurants Facebook group. The...

An Idaho man has been charged with cyberstalking a Massachusetts professor after allegedly harassing and intimidating her over email and LinkedIn.

Massachusetts' Norfolk County Sheriff Patrick McDermott is lobbying for federal funding that will help convicts reacclimate into society.

The city’s decision to paint over the Italian colored traffic stripes along Adams Street has been met with controversy ahead of the city’s annual Italian-American festival.

BOSTON, Mass. — A former employee of the Stoughton Water Department was sentenced Thursday in federal court for tampering with the town’s drinking water supply by disabling its chlorination system,…

Six cities and towns in Greater Boston are taking a private sanitation company to court, saying its prolonged worker strike has led to piles of uncollected trash, hordes of rodents and a foul stink in the air. In the suit, filed in Essex Superior Court on Thursday, Beverly, Canton, Danvers,...

Boston gears up for a grand maritime celebration as Sail Boston 2026 approaches, with officials and organizers working diligently to prepare for a fleet of tall ships that will grace Boston Harbor next year, in honor of America's 250th anniversary. According to the Boston Herald, Governor Maura Healey emphasized the...

BOSTON – A Lynn man was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Boston for his role in a large-scale drug trafficking organization (DTO) on the North Shore of Massachusetts. In November 2023, millions of doses of fentanyl and methamphetamine laced pills and powder with street value estimated to be over $7 million,...

A coalition of parents is suing the Boston School Committee and superintendent over the district's current exam school admissions policy, arguing the system is "racially discriminatory" against white students. The Boston Parent Coalition for Academic Excellence is challenging the policy on behalf of parents whose...