Can an overhaul of the Cannabis Control Commission ease its ongoing woes?
Three experts discuss the latest local news headlines, including a new housing report from the Boston Foundation and Boston's first Michelin star.
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Many private attorneys in Mass. are still refusing new defense cases as they consider unionizing
Since Memorial Day, many bar advocates have stopped taking on new cases. They have begun discussions with SEIU Local 888 to form a plan for potential unionization. -
Survivors of Maine mass shooting and victims' relatives sue US government alleging negligence
They argue the U.S. Army could and should have stopped one of its reservists from carrying out what they call “one of the most preventable mass tragedies in American history.” -
Boston doctor urges parents not to let COVID confusion derail routine childhood vaccines
Amid changing federal guidance, an infectious disease expert at Brigham and Women's Hospital explains the latest on vaccine guidance for kids. -
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Boston's legacy of Black education inspires HBCU satellite campus push
Boston City Councilor Brian Worrell says any new HBCU initiative must complement the city's existing institutions, instead of competing with them. -
Is your aging pet going through a midlife crisis?
Veterinarian Kelly Fishman discusses the early signs of aging in dogs and cats — and tips on how to make their senior years the best. -
Essence HBCU Classic brings celebration to Harvard Stadium
Game was first matchup between two HBCU football teams in Boston in over 50 years. -
