BOSTON — The judge said prison officials should give attorneys daily activity logs, suicide watch logs, psychology data files, photographs, commissary files and other records.

BOSTON — Prosecutors say they are not required to provide the name of the informant who gave information about former Bulger associates.

BOSTON — Gloucester state Sen. Bruce Tarr is offering the proposal as an amendment to the Senate version of the state budget.

LOWELL, Mass. — Police Commissioner Ed Davis could not say when the investigations will start, but he expects them to take “a few months.”

BOSTON — Prosecutors said they will not indict Dzokhar Tsranaev within the 30-day period prescribed the Federal Speedy Trial Act.

BOSTON — The ruling comes as one of the recently released drug lab defendants is charged with murder in Brockton.

BOSTON — An appellate court ruled that it found no reason to disturb the sentence Catherine Greig received after she pleaded guilty to conspiracy to harbor a fugitive and other charges.

BOSTON — A judge has rejected a request from lawyers for Boston Marathon suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to allow them to take periodic photos of him in prison.

BOSTON — Commissioner Roderick Fraser called deputies “unprofessional” for their letter to Mayor Menino about Chief Abraira’s alleged lack of leadership in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Cambridge Brewing Company, in Kendall Square, will release Collier Stout next month.

BOSTON — Prosecutors said conducting background checks will minimize the possibility of a mistrial.

BOSTON — Five employees allegedly took bribes from cab drivers and let them cut ahead of other taxis to pick up passengers at Logan International Airport.

Officer Terry Shane Burke had his left leg amputated above the knee and offers insight into the recovery process and what it takes to regain independence.

WATERTOWN, Mass. — Sgt. John MacLellan recalls the gunfight that erupted between police and the Boston Marathon bombing suspects on a quiet Watertown street.