Irene Rotondo

Boston bars may be cleared to stay open until 3 a.m. for the World Cup — but public transit isn’t sticking around for “just one more.” Here's how transit will operate.

A lottery player from this small Massachusetts town claimed a $15 million grand prize on Thursday — here's where they bought the winning ticket.

Boston bars may be cleared to stay open until 3 a.m. for the World Cup — but public transit isn't sticking around for “just one more.”

A Massachusetts lottery player won $15 million and came forward Thursday to claim their prize — but did so without releasing their name. Here's how.

An Eastern Massachusetts gas station was sued for not reporting a 31,000-gallon gasoline leak that caused widespread contamination — even in nearby homes.

An undercover Boston hotel police sting resulted in one of the many arrests from “Operation Yellow Card" this spring — but experts warn human trafficking goes deeper than arrests that make headlines.

A Boston man was sentenced Friday for disposing of woman's body in a trash bag in a park after her 2020 death — as he serves sentences for prior rape convictions.

Luck is on the fans and players’ side for the first World Cup weekend in Massachusetts, with an unusually bright and sunny forecast in store at Gillette Stadium.

A suspect was arrested Friday in the armed robbery of a children's lemonade stand in South Boston — at nearly the same time the stand reopened for business.

Scottish and Haitian fans turned Boston’s South Station into a lively, multicultural celebration on Saturday before Saturday's World Cup match in Foxborough.