First responders gather at Newton lake for reported drowning
Boston 25 camera crews captured Newton firefighters on Crystal Lake in row boats, searching the water.
Boston man sentenced for putting woman in trash bag in 2020 after rape conviction
A Boston man currently serving a prison sentence for drugging to rape a person has been sentenced in a separate case where he threw a woman’s dead body in a trash bag and left it at a park. Rinneyrs Pena, 47, was previously found guilty in connection with the...
One suspect arrested in connection with armed robbery of South Boston lemonade stand
The suspect, a 14-year-old, was charged with two counts each of Delinquent to wit; Armed Robbery and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm.
The Hilltop Steak House family home is officially on the market
Built in 1973, the one-of-a-kind Lynnfield property preserves plenty of retro details. The Lynnfield home built by Frank and Irene Giuffrida, the late founders of Hilltop Steakhouse, is officially on the market for $3.9 million. The listing follows the family’s announcement that they were preparing to sell the property
Former Saks stylist indicted after luxury retailer accused him of theft
Suhail Kwatra was once hailed as a “stylist to Boston’s most fabulous socialites.”. A Boston-based former Saks Fifth Avenue stylist was indicted on a single count of larceny Thursday after he was accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the luxury retailer in a long-running scheme.
Beloved Boston bakery to close after 10 years: ‘It has truly been a privilege’
A bakery that has served as “a third place for the wonderful Dorchester community” will soon close after a decade. Home.stead Bakery and Cafe in Fields Corner will permanently shut down on Saturday, June 20 after 10 years of business. “After ten years of being a third place...
Town sues Massachusetts over plans to build housing on state-owned land
Wellesley, Massachusetts, is suing the state over plans to build 180 housing units in a community college parking lot owned by the state. The complaint argues that the state cannot legally apply a required “surplus real property” designation to build housing on the 5-acre parking lot because the college is still active
Largest Mass. biotech employer is axing thousands of jobs. Cambridge employees are next
Hundreds of Massachusetts employees will lose their jobs in the next few weeks as the state's largest life-science employer axes thousands of positions in a sweeping restructuring plan.
Dog’s body found after reported Saugus dog snatching; police investigating
Saugus Police are investigating after a dog’s body was found in Hawks Pond, a day after it was reported stolen.
Suspects at large after armed robbery at kids’ lemonade stand
The suspects asked if Apple Pay was accepted before grabbing a box of cash.
