The Latest Breaking News from Boston

Following the slap heard around the world, comedian Chris Rock is headed back to the comedy stage for his first tour in five years. The interest in Rock has led to a surge in ticket prices and additional show dates added, making comedy venues and ticket resellers the big winners…

Poor Boston has been searching for a home for two and a half years since being left on a bench by his young owner - but the child only wanted the best for his dog

BOSTON — Chris Rock kicked off his first appearance since the smack heard ’round the world with a sold-out show at The Wilbur theater in Boston where he thanked the crowd for making him “all misty” after a two-minute standing ovation.

He’s greeted with thunderous applause but opens by saying he wouldn’t be discussing the confrontation with Will Smith.

BOSTON — Dwyane Wade had been there before, anger boiling over at Erik Spoelstra and seemingly all those around him on the Miami Heat bench.

BOSTON -- A new Holocaust museum will be opening in the city, as reports of antisemitism are on the rise across the region and country.

BOSTON — State health officials reported nearly 4,000 coronavirus breakthrough cases last week, another increase from the previous week while fully vaccinated hospitalizations ticked up.

BOSTON — The Patriots’ lackluster free agency amid a conference-wide arms race has caused some to wonder whether the team can contend next season, despite making the playoffs last year with a rookie quarterback.

BOSTON — The Patriots reached terms with former Giants safety Jabrill Peppers on a 1-year contract Tuesday, according to multiple reports.