The Boston Jewish Film Festival returns this November for its 37th year. The festival runs from Nov. 5-16, with screenings at theaters around the area, including the Brattle Theatre, Coolidge Corner Theatre, and Somerville Theatre, and will show 25 films that highlight the Jewish experience.

Two men from Massachusetts have been arrested in the explosion at Harvard Medical School last weekend, according to the FBI's Boston office.

Polls across the city will be open between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the city's 275 voting precincts. Most of the City Council races are contested.

In the only open Council race, pastor and former federal housing official Miniard Culpepper declared victory over youth track coach Said Ahmed to become the next District 7 councilor, according to the Boston Globe.

It snaked from the counter to the door of the Back Bay sandwich shop, then out along Boylston Street. “This is actually the shortest I’ve seen it since it opened,” said a fellow sandwich hopeful waiting behind me.

Outworked and outhustled in the game's second half, shooting was only part of the problem for the Celtics against the Jazz. Or was it?

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

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.

Kenny Chesney built his career on the storytelling in his songs. Now he's sharing more in an exclusive excerpt from memoir 'Heart Life Music'.

Events include the arrival of the Nova Scotia tree to the Boston Common, the lighting of the Trellis at Christopher Columbus Park, and several others.