Tractor-trailer, 3 cars crash on 93N in Canton Monday night
CANTON, MASS. (WHDH) - A tractor-trailer rolled over as part of a crash involving three other vehicles on I-93 North in Canton Monday night. “At approximately 9 p.m., Troopers from the Milton Barracks responded to a multi-vehicle crash involving 3 cars and a tractor-trailer rollover on Route 93 North, at the 1.6-mile m
East Boston Developer Moves to Ditch Bike Lane on Street That Killed Three
A protected bike lane promised for one of East Boston's most dangerous streets could disappear before it's ever built. City officials are weighing a developer's request to swap out previously approved safety upgrades on a 500-foot stretch of Bennington Street for extra on-street parking instead, a move that has alarmed
Instagrammable Cambridge shop Glass Ripples plans to expand to Coolidge Corner
A Cambridge glassware and artisan-made home goods shop is expanding to Brookline, with plans to open a second location on Harvard Street this fall. Glass Ripples, currently located on Elm Street just south of Davis Square, is taking over the space at 305 Harvard Street, previously home to Boston General Store.
12-year-old boy seriously injured after Boston train surfing attempt, Transit Police say
A 12-year-old boy was seriously injured after attempting to train surf in Boston Tuesday morning, according to MBTA Transit Police. Police said the boy was trying to train surf a Red Line car shortly before 1 a.m. that was coming from the JFK-UMass Station. According to police, he fell off...
Faneuil Hall managers sue tenants over more than $2 million in alleged unpaid rent
Most of the businesses have since left the marketplace, which continues to struggle with vacant storefronts as Boston’s downtown rebounds. Managers of Faneuil Hall Marketplace have sued seven current or former tenants over more than $2 million in alleged unpaid rent and other fees, adding another challenge for the hist
Boston City Councilors Propose Training Standards For Security Guards
BOSTON, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — An effort is underway to require a minimum training standard for unarmed security guards in Boston. Massachusetts is one of 22 states that currently do not have any such requirements. Boston City Councilors Henry Santana and Ruthzee Louijeune are behind a proposed ordinance that...
Trinitarios gang member pleads guilty to role in 2023 Lynn double murder
A member of the Lynn Chapter of the Trinitarios pleaded guilty to federal racketeering and drug conspiracy charges after admitting to participating in a 2023 shooting and harboring gang members involved in a deadly drive-by shooting in Lynn.
Oakley Country Club Recovers from Near Disaster, Clubhouse at Historic Golf Course Rebuilt After...
A place with much history, both locally and in the sports world, faced near disaster in late 2024. Less than two years later, the Watertown’s Oakley Country Club has rebuilt and welcomes golfers and others to the first place where the “father of American golf” worked in the United States.
Rollins acknowledges signature-gathering ‘confusion’ in bid for Suffolk DA
Rachael Rollins is on the defensive after reports of alleged fraudulent signatures in her papers filed to run for her old job as Suffolk County district attorney. “I’m trying to find out what happened here,” she wrote Tuesday on the social media site X. She added: “I welcome transparency & apologize to the residents of
Dominican national sentenced to 5 years in prison for trafficking 30,000 fentanyl pills
A Dominican national living unlawfully in Dorchester was sentenced to five years in federal prison for his role in a large-scale fentanyl-trafficking conspiracy.

















