Tsunami Ortiz, 17 (right), was ordered held without bail today on charges he murdered D'Andre King-Settles, 17, shot to death on Dec. 18 at 60 Annunciation Rd., the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports. Read more.

UPDATE: WHDH reports the baby died.

Around 8:40 p.m. on Humboldt Avenue at Humboldt Court.

The baby was in such bad shape the homicide unit was called in, standard for collisions where somebody might die. The mother also suffered injuries.

The driver stayed at the scene.

The development team that has long had the rights to an empty parcel across from Boston police headquarters on Tremont Street have filed new plans that include 700 residential units, a 200-room hotel, a big-box store, smaller shops and a museum and performing-arts space. Read more.

The Crimson and the Bangkok Post report the issue is a Thai dentist who got a government loan for postgraduate work at Harvard Dental School on condition she return to Thailand to teach afterwards and then just stayed in the Boston area.

[T]housands of Facebook users in Thailand have repeatedly given Harvard one-star ratings and authored scathing criticisms of the University’s administration for allowing Jumlongras to remain at Harvard. Since Poonwithayakij’s Facebook post, Harvard’s Facebook rating has dropped to 2.3 stars. Several months ago, it was more than 4 stars, according to retrieved screenshots of the page.

Boston Police report a man was shot at 55 Brookledge Rd. around 5:45 p.m. on Thursday. He was taken to a local hospital, where he died.

Victor Montes-Severino, 21, was ordered held without bail at his arraignment today on a charge of murder for the death of a Pennsylvania man whose body was found - with multiple stab wounds - by firefighters battling a five-alarm fire at 104 Winthrop St.

Data from the GPS device he was wearing at the time placed him at the scene, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office charges. Read more.

Around 10:45 a.m. at Annunciation Road and Albert Street; close enough to BPD headquarters that the single shot was heard inside the building.

Around 9:05 p.m. at Washington Street and Walnut Park. Officers have recovered several shell casings. One resident reported hearing five shots.

Michael David Scott, 51, of Mansfield, pleaded guilty this week to one count of wire fraud for a real-estate scam he pulled while waiting trial for a condo-flipping scheme that ultimately landed him a prison sentence of more than 11 years. Read more.

UPDATE: License request rejected.

Grove Hall residents and religious leaders packed the Boston Licensing Board hearing room today to urge the board to reject a license request for a Blue Hill Avenue liquor store.

The proposed Blue Hill Liquors, 438 Blue Hill Ave., is "absolutely tone deaf to the people of Grove Hall," City Councilor Tito Jackson said. Read more.