Who is the leader of the Boston Celtics? Many fans of the team might quickly say star forward Jayson Tatum, and some might say his costar on the wing Jaylen Brown. Others might point to players no longer on the roster in past campaigns, but in the present, it is safe to say most fans would give that status to one of the Jays.

The Boston Planning and Development Agency Board has given the green light to a controversial zoning plan that clears the way for new buildings to tower up to 700 feet in parts of Downtown Boston.

The U.S. Department of Justice on Sept. 4 filed a lawsuit against Mayor Michelle Wu, the city of Boston and its police department over its sanctuary city policies, claiming they’re interfering with immigration enforcement. In response, Wu accused Trump of “attacking cities to hide his administration’s failures.”

It is also the birthday of former Celtic guard J.R. Bremer, born this day in 1980 in Cleveland, Ohio. A St. Bonaventure Bonny in college, Bremer signed with the Celtics after going undrafted in the 2002 NBA draft. Bremer would make the All-Rookie Second Team before he was dealt with Bruno Sundov and draft assets for Jumaine Jones in 2003.

Injured Red Sox outfielder Wilyer Abreu (left oblique strain) will not fly with the team to Tampa Bay on Thursday night.

The expansion team will play its inaugural 2026 season at Gillette Stadium before moving to White Stadium in 2027

The Central Boston Elder Society celebrated the 100-year-old residents Thursday at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center.

Get ready for Halloween with more than 70 spooky movie screenings, from true thrillers to lighthearted classics, across the city and beyond.

Massport officials revealed their plans on Thursday a "remote terminal pilot" that would be just down the street from the Logan Express bus stop in Framingham. Passengers and their bags would be screened by TSA there before getting on a secure bus that would take them to the airport and drop them off past security checkpoints at Logan.

The men allegedly cornered people in store parking lots on Saturday in the South End and South Boston, claiming to be collecting donations.