The FBI Bank Robbery Task Force has released photos of a man wanted for holding up the TD Bank branch at 1270 Massachusetts Ave. shortly before 1 p.m. on May 2.

If you know any Brooklyn fans who've come into some money of late, contract Trooper O'Brien at 857-386-2580.

Scott Van Voorhis tallies up the problems at Boston construction sites, following Wednesday's floor collapse at the old South Boston power plant: Six workers have died at construction sites in Boston, Cambridge and Newton over the past 14 months, including the death of a worker at the Government Center Garage demolition in March.

The T has been forced to bustitute between Alewife and Park Street this morning due to "a disabled train in the work zone near Kendall."

One rider reports: "my t driver called it what it really is…another derailment."

The Supreme Judicial Court ruled today that the insurers for Coppa and Toro in the South End and Little Donkey in Central Square do not have to reimburse owner Ken Oringer for Covid-19 losses because the virus did not cause the permanent damage to his tables and other furnishings that might be covered under his "all risks" policies. Read more.

Cambridge Police are investigating a report by a woman walking Roseland Street towards Massachusetts Avenue that she was groped around 8:40 a.m. on Wednesday. Read more.

Cambridge Police say a construction worker seeking to collect on some debts stabbed one co-worker in the back and the other in the leg before being subdued by another worker at a Wheeler Street construction site this morning. Read more.

The Cambridge Fire Department reports firefighters responded to Iggy's, 130 Fawcett St., shortly after 10 a.m. for a fire it says was quickly extinguished, with no injuries. Iggy's reports it hopes to re-open on Tuesday.

Cambridge Day reports on the impending closing of the bar and restaurant, which opened in 1966, and which will be replaced by "a new Asian concept."

Cambridge Police report residents of Clifton Street, Gold Star Road, Fayerweather Street and Reed Street reported missing catalytic converters on their cars yesterday morning. The last report was from an owner of a Prius - over the past year, thieves have concentrated on 2004-2010 Priuses because their converters are particularly easy to remove.