A progressive Democrat whose national profile climbed as she criticized the Trump administration’s claims about violent crime in Boston and its blitz to arrest immigrants, Wu ran unopposed for the top ticket in Tuesday’s sleepy election after trouncing out her main opponent, nonprofit leader Josh Kraft, in the September preliminary election.

The Boston Police Department reports that its officers responded to 230 incidents in its summary ending at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Those include five aggravated assaults, four stolen cars and 25

Daphne Walker founded Canvas Studio Boston after the pandemic. And its Paint After Dark has since become a signature event of the Hyde Park space. Walker said she was seeking to fill a gap in the local social scene beyond dining out and clubbing. There had to be something in the middle, she reasoned.

For one thing, the Celtics had a historically bad night from beyond the arc (as in, no one has ever done worse with at least 50 attempts). And for another, the team did not exactly get a friendly whistle,

The Boston Police Department is mourning the recent death of an active-duty detective. Detective Bruce W. Higgins, Jr. passed away on Sunday, the department announced Tuesday.

Bolstered by consistent popularity locally and a prominent performance on the national political stage, Mayor Michelle Wu ran unopposed on Tuesday's ballot, presiding unchallenged over Boston politics after a year in which it seemed her true political opposition was President Trump.

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Former Boston Bruins forward and Stanley Cup champion Milan Lucic has signed a professional tryout contract with the Springfield Thunderbirds, the team announced Tuesday.

Today in Boston Celtics history, several players from the team went to see the Grateful Dead live in concert in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1985.

The Celtics had a disappointing loss to the Jazz, where the C's were not only outplayed but Utah played harder than them.