One day, in the friendly little town of Milton, a mysterious visitor arrived out of the blue. No one could say where, exactly, the little dog had come from. But before long, they began spotting it all over town . . . 

Attorney General Maura Healey on Thursday called for the Legislature to shut down the market that allows consumers to buy electricity from independent suppliers. 

Gloria Larson is stepping down as the Waltham school?s president in June. Bentley will rename a signature program in her honor. 

Humana, valued at about $37 billion, would be Walmart?s largest deal on record. 

After Ingraham made fun of David Hogg?s college rejections, he compiled a list of 12 companies that advertised on her Fox News show, which he then tweeted to his hundreds of thousands of followers. 

Goals by Tim Schaller, David Pastrnak, Patrice Bergeron, and Brad Marchand (empty net) knocked Tampa Bay from Eastern Conference perch. 

As a sea of colorful streamers and cheering children flooded the new playground at Rafael Hernandez K-8 Dual Language School Thursday. 

Called ?Molasses in January,? the show is about a family of Italian immigrants who are swept up in the infamous molasses flood that sent 2.3 million gallons of molasses cascading through the streets of Boston.  

A handful of busy bus routes are about to get more service in the early mornings. 

In July, David J. Pecker, the chairman of the company that owns The National Enquirer, visited his old friend President Donald Trump at the White House. 

Director John Curran premiered his latest feature, ?Chappaquiddick,? at the Toronto International Film Festival last September. But that wasn?t the most intense screening of the film.  

A Los Angeles judge has ruled that California law requires coffee companies to carry an ominous cancer warning label because of a chemical produced in the roasting process. 

The actor responds to The New Yorker?s criticism of his back tattoo.