Body of Quincy kayaker pulled from Boston Harbor
Authorities say there were no obvious signs of trauma or foul play in the death of 72-year-old Tri Trinh. A Quincy man was found dead in Boston Harbor on Wednesday after he set out in a kayak earlier that day, officials said. First responders pulled the body of Tri Trinh,...
Whole Foods Market ‘Daily Shop’ Concept Headed to Boston’s Seaport District
A new kind of Whole Foods Market is making its way to Boston’s Seaport District. On Wednesday, May 13, the company announced that it has signed a lease for a new Whole Foods Market Daily Shop at 111 Harbor Way, introducing the company’s smaller-format spinoff concept to the fast-growing neighborhood.
ShoYu Restaurant & Bar Bringing Pan-Asian Flavors to Peabody Square
A familiar name in Greater Boston’s pan-Asian dining scene is expanding in the North Shore. According to a recent social media announcement from Peabody Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, ShoYu Restaurant & Bar is preparing to open a new location in downtown Peabody at 12 Peabody Square, taking over the former Century Bank b
Big Y Sets Opening Dates for Saugus and Pembroke Grocery Stores
Big Y is expanding its Eastern Massachusetts footprint with two new grocery stores officially slated to open in 2026. According to The Patriot Ledger, the regional supermarket chain’s upcoming Pembroke location at 24 Mattakeesett St in Pembroke Plaza is expected to open on Thursday, June 18. The 38,000-square-foot stor
Fenway Park ticket worker gains attention after viral act of kindness for veteran
An 86-year-old ticket taker at Fenway Park is gaining national attention after being featured in a viral effort to support veterans across the country.
One person shot near Dot Ave, Columbia Road; wound not considered life-threatening
Boston Police are investigating a shooting incident near the intersection of Columbia Road and Dorchester Avenue that left one male victim with a non-life-threatening injury. One nearby resident tells the Reporter he heard several gunshots nearby and people shouting. According to a police spokesperson, “Multiple caller
Healey Takes On Insurance Red Tape With Prior Authorization Crackdown At Dana‑Farber
Gov. Maura Healey on Thursday signed off on a sweeping set of rules meant to rein in insurers’ use of prior authorization and get patients into treatment faster, rolling out the changes at a press event at the Dana‑Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. She shared the stage with patients and advocates, including Dana‑Farbe
Person injured in Dorchester shooting
BOSTON (WHDH) - One person was injured after a shooting in Dorchester Friday afternoon. Police say around 3:32 p.m., they responded to the area of 856 Dorchester Avenue for reports of a person shot. Officials say callers reported several people leaving a car and firing a gun in the area....
2-year-old in Beverly freed after head gets stuck in bannister
BEVERLY, MASS. (WHDH) - A 2-year-old got himself stuck in a bannister in Beverly on Friday morning. Theo Brown got stuck while playing in his home, and his head ended up wedged between the spindles of the stairs. Brown’s mother had to call in some help. Firefighters and police officers...
Karen Read’s SUV ultimately sold in private sale
WOBURN, Mass. (WJAR) — What was once a piece of evidence in a high-profile murder trial has a new owner. Karen Read’s Lexus SUV was set to be auctioned Thursday in Woburn, but the auction was canceled. Fewer than 10 people registered to make a bid. The auctioneer...

















