The Genius Next Door: Margaret Wickens Pearce maps Indigenous narratives
The cartographer centers the histories and experiences of Native peoples across North America.
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Understaffed DTA faces steep SNAP penalty risks
Report says error rates could trigger large state penalties, more workers needed to improve eligibility accuracy. -
PBS cuts ties with TV program amid probe of Harvard host and Jeffrey Epstein
PBS says it stopped distributing the TV series Poetry in America, first distributed by GBH, after release of new Epstein documents show relationship between host and convicted sex offender. -
‘Much, much better’: Disabled MBTA riders see a new T 20 years after suing for change
Plaintiffs took the Boston-area transit authority to court decades ago. Now, the MBTA has met nearly all of the settlement’s 200 requirements. -
The Commuter Rail has made big gains. Advocates still think it could be better.
A new study finds that Boston's commuter rail system has made impressive gains in ridership in recent years, but still has room for improvement. -
Worcester doesn’t have enough supermarkets. Some people blame the city’s tax rate.
Worcester's tax rate is more than double that of other communities in Central Massachusetts. -
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Labor trafficking visa applicant detained at routine ICE check-in
The family has a pending T visa case, which is for survivors of labor trafficking. People waiting for their cases to be adjudicated can legally remain in the country, so it’s unclear why he was detained.
