A Walk Down the Block: Brockton, Cape Verde's '11th island'
Around 70,000 Cape Verdeans live in Massachusetts, with many of them now calling Brockton home.
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Auditor finds Mass. overpaid for emergency shelter services
Edward M. Augustus, Jr., who leads the housing office, denied the majority of the findings. -
Massachusetts plans to close all hotel, motel shelters this summer
The state will close its remaining motel and hotel shelters this summer, Gov. Maura Healey announced Monday. -
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Teens in Print celebrates 20 years of helping teens find their voice
The afterschool program is designed for Boston teens interested in journalism and writing. “Teens in Print showed me that words have power,” said one teen. -
Boston takes new steps to recognize the legacy of Malcolm X
The city where Malcolm X came of age celebrates the 100th anniversary of his birth -
Women make up just 16% of the robotics field. MassRobotics wants to change that.
The Jumpstart Fellowship Program is encouraging young girls of all backgrounds to enter the field and grow confident in their abilities. -
Supreme Court allows Trump administration to revoke legal statuses of 350K Venezuelans
With deportation protections lifted before lower courts hear arguments and final decisions, Venezuelans could be at risk for detention.
