Boston women come together to race in New England’s largest all-women race
Nearly 7,000 runners of all abilities will run to demonstrate strength, speed and solidarity on the 50th anniversary of the race.
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GBH Daily: Wealth, poverty and that $8 statistic
Looking back on net worth in Massachusetts. -
Coastal waters feel colder this year? You're not imagining things
Local waters are experiencing noticeable cooler temperatures this season due to subarctic water being pulled into the Gulf of Maine. -
‘It was like the end of the world’: Local Colombians react to earthquake, launch fundraising efforts
Massachusetts and Rhode Island Colombians say they've heard from relatives and friends about the devastation in the country, and multiple Colombian businesses are raising money to help. -
Boston Fed updates oft-cited 2015 report finding median Black wealth in Boston was just $8
The new report updated the 2015 report, The Color of Wealth in Boston, but relies on a different methodology and the authors say it should not be directly compared to the previous report. -
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Newly obtained DOJ letter sheds light on decision to close investigation into Worcester Police
Worcester city leaders suggested the DOJ may have revoked or rescinded its findings about police misconduct. But a copy of the department’s letter doesn’t make any mention of it. -
US Marine, Mass. native, released from Russia after being held more than 4 years on disputed charges
Russia has released an American military veteran who spent more than four years in prison on disputed charges under abusive conditions and was said to be gravely ill and at risk of dying, a group advocating for him said Tuesday. -
Court orders pause Lowell data center expansion
Residents argue that the installation of new diesel generators would pollute the surrounding community.
