Boston MA

Before a new week begins, we're looking back at the week that was, and the stories that led the news with Enterprise readers. Top stories this past week included: The old Stop & Shop on North Montello will be empty no more and the North Side will have a grocery store again. State Police on behalf of a Brockton cop soug

Boston-area officers with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO Boston) arrested Gonzalo Roberto Yasaca Arellano, a national of Ecuador, during targeted enforcement operations in Brockton, Massachusetts. According to details released by ERO Boston, Yasaca Arellano has a docu

Police in Marblehead, Massachusetts, are asking for the public's help locating a 53-year-old missing man, and say they have concern for his well-being. Marblehead police say Bartos "Bart" Modrzynski was last seen around 6:30 p.m. Friday leaving his residence on his bicycle, reportedly on his way to the gym. He's...

Predawn gunfire rattled a stretch of Roxbury's Shawmut Avenue early Saturday, leaving one person injured and sending Boston police into an active shooting investigation. The victim was taken to a local hospital with what officers described as non-life-threatening wounds after police responded and locked down the scene

When hordes of hilarious, hard-partying Scots crossed the Atlantic and invaded Boston for the World Cup , what surprised them the most was just how totally “daft” Americans could be. “I knew the city was friendly, but this has been really something else,” Glasgow influencer Andrew Dobbie told The Post. “I never expecte

Tucked along Essex Street in Salem, Massachusetts, the Witch House stands as one of the most chilling and authentic connections to the infamous 1692 Salem Witch Trials. This 17th-century home was once owned by Judge Jonathan Corwin, the magistrate who examined many of the accused before their trials began. Today,...

Some journeys start with a single candle, a deck of cards, or a crystal that seems to choose you instead of the other way around. Massachusetts holds a shop that feels made for exactly that kind of moment. Shelves stretch from floor to ceiling, packed with herbs, oils, and stones...

The Roxbury branch of the Boston Public Library was officially renamed Saturday in honor of the late WBZ-TV reporter Sarah-Ann Shaw.

The City of Quincy Health Department in Quincy, Massachusetts, is urging everyone to take steps over the next few days to “rodent proof” their homes and yards, sharing a checklist of practical measures aimed at reducing rat and mouse activity. The department emphasized that preventing rodents starts with limiting acces

A 19-year-old Foxboro man was arrested Saturday morning after allegedly fleeing from Brockton police during a car meet and crashing his vehicle.