Oscar Margain

Maria Rosales, a Miami woman who was in Boston for a Noah Kahan concert, had been in the custody of immigration authorities since July 10.

The club wants to keep momentum going after the World Cup generated widespread interest in soccer.

Family and his defense dispute the account of Lowell police and say 20-year-old Malakai Linton was trying to come to his mother's aid.

Shane Cautillo, arrested last month at North Station, is accused of bringing homemade explosives onto an MBTA Commuter Rail train.

Christopher McFadden, 55, is accused of making a threat to AMC Boston Common after making inappropriate comments to a female employee.

Dozens of immigrant advocates gathered at Boston City Hall Plaza on Thursday and urged Congress to extend TPS for Haitians and Syrians.

The end of Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Haitians has already begun affecting workers, employers and patients across Massachusetts, according to immigrants, health care providers and advocates.

Robert Whelan is accused of accepting more than $14,000 from dozens of people for World Cup tickets he never produced.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is exploring plans to lease hundreds of parking spaces in downtown Boston to stage vehicles used in federal immigration operations.

A clerk magistrate is considering whether there is probable cause to charge Brockton's mayor with assault and battery after hearing evidence Friday from Massachusetts State Police and arguments from the mayor's attorneys.