BPS proposes closure of three more schools by 2027 amid sharp enrollment decline
Closure's are part of the district’s long-term goal of decreasing a sprawling and aging physical footprint.
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‘Overjoyed’: Trash pickup strike will end in dozens of Greater Boston communities
The agreement ends a work stoppage dating back to July. -
Trump admin threatens to withhold MBTA funds over crime concerns
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy demanded the head of the T share information on the agency's plans reduce crime within two weeks or face funding cuts. -
A record number of students lack basic reading skills. Can this approach help?
Experts weigh how a linguistics-based approach, compared to the more recent "balanced literacy" methods, may increase childhood literacy in the U.S. -
The Lowell Kinetic Sculpture Race showcases art, creativity and joy — on wheels
Each year, artists, engineers and tinkerers from across New England bring their wacky, human-powered machines to Lowell. -
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Vigil held on Boston Common for slain political activist Charlie Kirk
Hundreds gathered to offer support, pray and share in their admiration for Kirk. -
Husband of local attorney detained by ICE in window shattering incident
Wife says Elias Escobar was injured during the arrest and didn't receive proper medical attention. -
Goldberg drops legal effort to prevent O'Brien's return to CCC
After Appeals Court ruling, Goldberg says continuing legal battle would "further harm" Cannabis Commission
