Racing, then brunch: How the Head of the Charles’ rowers in their 80s compete
Competing on the Charles is “cutthroat,” said Barbara Hogan, who’s in her early 80s and nearly two decades into her rowing career.
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Husband of local attorney detained by ICE in window shattering incident
Wife says Elias Escobar was injured during the arrest and didn't receive proper medical attention. -
Goldberg drops legal effort to prevent O'Brien's return to CCC
After Appeals Court ruling, Goldberg says continuing legal battle would "further harm" Cannabis Commission -
Jamaica Plain church-turned-affordable-housing project gets funding boost from state
The 112-year-old Church of the Blessed Sacrament has sat empty for 20 years. It will be renovated into 55 units of housing, aiming to open in 2027. -
Trump administration cancels $20 million in funding for Roxbury street improvements
The rescission is a blow to efforts to improve transit in an historically underserved neighborhood. -
Poll shows disconnect in Mass. healthcare: Satisfaction is high, but so are costs
Despite near-universal insurance coverage, nearly one-third of residents delay care, citing high costs. -
Connecticut official bans masked ICE agents, warrantless arrests in state courts
The chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court said his goal is to keep court buildings safe. -
GBH Daily: Inside the investigation: No new admissions
At Massachusetts facilities for disabled adults. -
Teachers’ union asks school districts not to punish teachers for Charlie Kirk comments
At least five educators in Massachusetts are facing potential discipline for social media posts.
