Sexual violence survivor-turned-advocate hosts benefit concert in wake of Cornell 7 case
Josette Huang says of the benefit for the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center that "this is a time when we should be getting angry."
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‘Welcome to Boston’: Logan holds open casting call to become the airport’s new voice
MassPort is looking for a new, authentic local voice for airport announcements. They held an open casting call event in Logan's Terminal A on Thursday -
Attorneys accuse Chelmsford immigration judge of bias in failure to follow protocol
Several immigration attorneys say that Judge Christopher Cooper, one of the new temporary judges at Chelmsford Immigration Court, appears to be working too closely with government lawyers. -
In vote of confidence, federal authorities return T safety oversight to the state
The announcement marks a major milestone for the MBTA in its efforts to improve safety. -
Destructive Asian longhorned beetle is eradicated in Shrewsbury, state officials say
The invasive bug munches on trees to the point they can die. Massachusetts has spent nearly 20 years fighting the Asian longhorned beetle. -
GBH Daily: Have you gotten your flu and COVID shots yet?
The city of Boston has just announced a series of 20 free vaccine clinics across the city, and health officials are recommending that everyone 6 months and older get vaccinated this year, given the severity of last year’s flu season. -
Here’s how sailors forced tough debates on U.S. citizenship after the revolution
The notion of citizenship — and who had a right to it — has been a divisive and evolving issue since the country's founding. -
Unintentional killing of endangered species will no longer be prohibited by the feds
Individuals and companies will no longer be required to take steps to avoid unintentionally killing animals on the endangered species list under the new interpretation of the Endangered Species Act. -
‘Public charge’ changes are coming. Here's what they mean for green card applicants.
As of Sept. 18, the federal government will take a harder line on green card applicants based on their use of public assistance.
