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Boston City Council Passes Resolution Declaring Sanctuary City for LGBTQ CommunityIn a historic move, the Boston City Council recently passed a resolution declaring the city to be a “Sanctuary City for members of the...

Two teenagers are facing serious charges, including assault with intent to murder while armed, after allegedly shooting a 29-year-old man near Nubian Square in Roxbury. The incident took place on Tuesday, just before 5...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu recently stirred up some controversy when she decided to remove flexible posts that separated bike lanes from bustling city streets. This unexpected move left many residents scratching their heads, wondering...

Congressman Bill Keating took a stand against bigotry on Tuesday, defending Delaware Rep. Sarah McBride after a Republican lawmaker intentionally misgendered her during a subcommittee hearing on arms control, international security, and U.S. assistance...

As the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War approaches, the dispute over where the first shots were fired has reignited between the neighboring towns of Lexington and Concord. This long-standing rivalry dates back to...

Cisco Brewers Expands to Boston Behind Fenway ParkRed Sox fans in Boston have something new to look forward to this summer—a potential hotspot for pre- and post-game brewskis. Cisco Brewers, known for its beer...

Residents of the Fairlawn Estates in Mattapan can finally breathe a sigh of relief after years of battling rent increases and eviction threats. In a groundbreaking move, Mayor Michelle Wu announced on Monday that...

Mass General Brigham Initiates Second Wave of Major LayoffsIn the wake of the largest layoffs in the history of Mass General Brigham, the hospital giant—one of the state's top employers—is embarking on a second...

The court-martial proceedings for Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, who was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison last year for leaking classified military documents, have begun in Bedford, Mass. Teixeira, who pleaded...

A man from Bridgewater, Michael Beaudry, 32, found himself in hot water as he faced vandalism charges related to the placement of neo-Nazi stickers on the Bridgewater State University campus. The incident sparked controversy...