Jury finds that Ticketmaster and Live Nation had an anticompetitive monopoly over big concert venues
Massachusetts was among the two dozen U.S. states that claimed the entertainment ticketing behemoth was a monopoly that cost concertgoers and sports fans.
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How two local leaders ‘remember the ladies’ of Massachusetts this Women’s History Month
Senate President Karen Spilka and Massachusetts Women's History Center president Fredie Kay recognize the often overlooked achievement of Massachusetts women. -
Community demands body cam footage after police killing of unarmed Black man in Roxbury
GBH News has independently confirmed that the victim, Stephenson King, was Black, adding a complex layer of race to the case. -
Boston transit police say man threatened to stab bus driver before struggle with officers
MBTA General Manager Phil Eng said transit police responded “promptly and quickly.” -
Red Line train shells freed from US Customs, allowing work to resume
The MBTA train components were seized last summer, bringing the construction of new subway cars to a halt and causing 160 workers to be furloughed. -
Parents group pledges to fight on after judge dismisses lawsuit over BPS exam school admissions
In a long-running legal fight, the parents claim the district's admission policy for Boston Latin and other schools discriminates against white and Asian students. -
GBH Daily: First time in decades
A Boston police officer is facing manslaughter charges for an on-the-job shooting. -
Boston police officer pleads not guilty to manslaughter in shooting of Dorchester man
Officer Nicholas O'Malley was arrested in connection to the March 11 fatal shooting of Stephenson King of Dorchester.
