David Bienick

Newly released UFO files include witness accounts and old sightings, but Massachusetts experts say they don't prove aliens visited Earth.

A shooting early Tuesday in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston is under investigation. It's the fourth shooting in the city in four days.

If FIFA doesn't soon approve their licenses, the festivals being planned in several Massachusetts communities will not be allowed to show the World Cup matches in public.

World Cup organizers say Greater Boston is readying for tens of thousands of fans, with transit plans and watch parties taking shape. The first match in Foxborough is one month away.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey and state Sen. Bruce Tarr are asking for the U.S. Navy's assistance with the investigation into the sinking of fishing vessel Lily Jean.

Healey is urging World Cup fans to skip driving to Gillette Stadium as officials warn traffic could back up around the matches.

Trial begins in Boston for Alvin Campbell, accused of assaulting nine women after posing as a ride-share driver.

Boston and the MBTA are at odds over Summer Street closures near South Station for World Cup game days.

Emergency crews responded to a battery manufacturing plant in Raynham following reports of an explosion.

Phil Eng said the MBTA is prepared to use eminent domain to temporarily seize control of Summer Street in Boston, but added that he does not believe it will be necessary.