Red Sox manager blasts Framber Valdez for what appeared to be an intentional hit-by-pitch of Trevor Story: ‘I thought it was weak, and I thought everybody saw it.’

Will Davidson showed off his power at the plate to fuel Hanover to a convincing win.

Benches clear in Detroit as Red Sox torch Tigers’ Framber Valdez, win 10-3

A former Department of Correction director was fined $35,000 for a long list of ethics violations including helping his daughter cheat through an interview, giving his girlfriend department ammunition, receiving unearned pay and more, the…

LOWELL — Five alarms were struck by the Lowell Fire Department Tuesday afternoon as a fire spread to six different Centralville residences amid very dry and windy conditions.

It took a terrific comeback from East Bridgewater to throw Apponequet from the ranks of the unbeaten.

Jaylen Brown’s explosive comments about NBA officials earned him a hefty fine.

As a result of “Operation Safe Scooter,” Boston Police said they confiscated ten moped/scoots for motor vehicle law violations Monday.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu touted the city’s affirmed triple-A bond rating as a sign of her administration’s “fiscal discipline,” amid a $48.4 million budget shortfall.

Much to the Bruins’ chagrin, the Toronto Maple Leafs not only held on to their first round pick, they hit the jackpot.

Plymouth North knows how to play small ball and it came to its advantage Tuesday.

Another longtime Boston news anchor is signing off for good. Mark Ockerbloom will soon be parting ways with Boston 25: “As a kid who grew up in Winchester, it was the thrill of a lifetime…”

A Biden-era judge has requested the Trump administration be investigated for not disclosing the criminal history of an illegal immigrant arrested in Worcester before she ordered his release.

A federal employee in New Hampshire was arrested after emailing a death threat to the White House and conducting google searches related to killing President Trump, the U.S. Attorney for the district of New Hampshire announced.

Locals around the Sagamore Bridge will be met with a loud, repetitive banging noise every weekday between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. as MassDOT begins foundation load testing for the replacement bridge.

A new study has been released on the effects of Proposition 2 ½ as state and local officials increase efforts to get around the law due to budget shortfalls caused by stagnating local state aid.

Red Sox get promising injury update on star Roman Anthony

Captain Carl, Big Papi, Pudge and more: Legendary Red Sox stars will descend upon Fenway Park this week for special events

Two Boston city councilors slammed the mayor for proposing a $724,000 cut to the veterans budget, saying that the city is breaking a promise to support veterans with services they have earned by risking their lives at war.

During the second day of ex-Pats player Stefon Diggs’ assault trial, his defense attorneys tried to discredit his former personal chef and accuser.

Head coach Mike Vrabel assigned his old No. 50 to one of the Patriots’ top 2026 draft picks.

The Celtics have some important questions to answer this offseason after their first-round playoff collapse.

Central Catholic has delivered some jaw-dropping results this spring en route to an undefeated start.

The Patriots still have some holes on their roster. Here are seven veteran options to fill them.

Battenfeld | The choice for Shortsleeve and the MassGOP is clear: Rally behind MInogue now to give him the momentum and resources to mount the party’s strongest challenge to Healey, or burden him with a nasty primary fight that will waste valuable time.

Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy slammed Councilor Sharon Durkan for “repeatedly” blocking late-file orders from being considered at the end of meetings, saying Durkan’s action is “petty” and impeding Council business.

Opinion | People rarely leave overnight because a state is “too regulated.” They leave gradually as opportunity erodes; when wages lag, job growth slows, and the future feels narrower.

Editorial | Mayor Michelle Wu, despite budget shortfalls for both the city and Boston Public Schools, just named a new parks and recreation commissioner on the heels of hiring a new press secretary.

A Beacon Hill resident told police he woke up over the weekend to find a naked man on his couch smoking what appeared to be crack.

King Philip’s McCoy Walsh registered a staggering amount of strikeouts to lead the Warriors to a marquee win.

For the first time this season the Red Sox overcame a deficit of more than one run to win, riding a three-run home run from Jarren Duran and a brilliant outing by Payton Tolle to victory.

For all those traveling to FIFA games and anywhere in the area around them this summer, transportation officials had one main message Monday: plan ahead.

A personal chef who accused ex-Pats player Stefon Diggs of assaulting and strangling her spent hours on the stand Monday recalling the alleged crime and trying to explain omissions and inconsistencies in her initial report to police.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Deaton and Democrat candidate Seth Moulton agreed Monday to an inter-party debate ahead of September’s primary — as incumbent candidate Sen. Ed Markey remained quiet on the challenge.

One of the Red Sox’s top players left Monday’s game after suffering an apparent injury during his first at bat.

The win marks the Tribune’s 29th Pulitzer Prize in its 179-year history.

Monday’s first pitch has been moved up a half hour due to forecasted rain in Detroit, and when the Red Sox take the field they won’t have to face the Tigers’ ace.

Malden Catholic announced the hiring of a boys soccer coach who has over 300 career wins and a state title under his belt.

After losing another veteran arm due to injury, the Red Sox are calling up a rookie left-hander who is coming off a strong showing in Korea last season.

Taking every opportunity to improve, Bruins top prospect James Hagens still has a little more hockey left to his play this season.

Just over a week after Alex Cora was fired, a Red Sox infielder offered an interesting take on the team atmosphere.

“I’m doing that 100 times out of 100.”

“They clearly had an agenda. … They were like, ‘I’ve got you. In the playoffs, watch this.’ That’s exactly what they did.”

Who takes the top spots in the Herald’s Top 25 boys/girls lacrosse rankings this week? Check it out here.

Allie and Luke Wile are both enjoying terrific seasons at Ipswich, but the twin siblings have their sights set on way more.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu appointed Diana Fernandez Bibeau, who has been overseeing her administration’s contentious $325 million rebuild of White Stadium, as the city’s new parks and recreation commissioner.

The death of a Massachusetts dirt biker at practice has shaken the motocross community, and advocates are calling for the passage of a state law aimed at improving safety measures at tracks.

An Assistant U.S. Attorney has apologized to a Biden-appointed judge for not disclosing that an illegal immigrant was wanted on murder charges in his home country before releasing him on bond.

Opinion | The mayor, who is Boston’s version of New York’s Socialist Zohran Mamdani (Wudani), is considering a congestion tax on car commuters who drive into the city and spread noxious fumes everywhere

Opinion | The state’s Republican Party establishment, in desperate need of a rallying cry, enlisted the crusade of one member of the state’s all-Democrat executive branch to convey that message.