Infighting among clergy abuse support group leads to spinoff organization
At least two dozen mental health support leaders in the national organization SNAP, Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, resigned their positions amid allegations of dismantling the support network and lack of financial transparency.
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Protesters flock to Boston Common to condemn US-Israeli attacks on Iran
Approximately 200 people came to rally Saturday after President Trump announced the attacks against Iran. -
Trump announces 'major combat operations' in Iran
Israel and the U.S. have launched strikes against Iran, with explosions reported in Tehran and air raid sirens sounding across Israel. -
Longevity gap between Boston's Black residents and everyone else is growing
The city says it will devote $2 million to improve health outcomes, including for Black men in particular, who have Boston’s lowest life expectancy. -
Massachusetts refugees and resettlement agencies sue Trump admin over new detention policy
A new directive earlier this month allows for many refugees to be detained without a warrant. -
Vermont settles DCF suit; NH scraps ICE facility; Cape paralympian. All in regional news roundtable.
The latest headlines from Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and the Cape -
Mass. inspector calls sheriffs budget process 'deeply flawed'
Inspector General Jeffrey S. Shapiro called on state lawmakers to revamp the process, which he says is unlike how budgets in any other state agency are managed. -
Measles reported in Massachusetts for first time in two years
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health on Friday confirmed that two cases of measles have been diagnosed in state residents. -
