Local Nepalis hope to find friends and family impacted by devastating floods
Thousands are still missing as rescuers try to reach villages that were swept away.
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Income tax cut ballot question tossed by state’s highest court
Justices took issue with the summary written by the office of Attorney General Andrea Campbell. -
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Second Brockton family alleges misconduct by Mayor Rodrigues
The accusation stems from an alleged incident on May 15. -
Lawmakers push SBA to rescind ban on loans to immigrants
Small Business Administration has changed its policies over the past year to restrict small business owners who are not U.S. citizens from receiving SBA financing. -
On anniversary of Battle of Bunker Hill, quotes targeted for removal remain on display
Three signs displaying six quotes related to abolition, women’s suffrage and immigration were reportedly ordered removed earlier this month. -
What’s causing Boston's opioid death toll to plummet? Experts credit availability of Narcan
In 2025, there were 120 opioid overdose deaths in the city, the lowest number in a decade, according to new data from the Boston Public Health Commission. -
Council urges long runway to introduce new graduation standards
The report marks the culmination of an 18-month process launched after voters in 2024 approved Question 2 and eliminated the MCAS graduation requirement. -
Wicked Strange: The Barney and Betty Hill abduction from the White Mountains
In 1961, a New Hampshire couple started a media frenzy after they claimed to have been abducted by aliens while driving one night in rural New Hampshire.
