New development projects in Dorchester and the North End prioritize local businesses
Our local news roundtable discusses the MBTA's debt issues, the latest in the BlueHub Capital saga, and local businesses fighting against chain restaurants in Dorchester.
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Advocates for Souza prisoners say there's been 'collective punishment' since stabbings
Five correctional officers were injured in the September attack. -
Minority-owned small businesses raise concerns about a new federal transparency law
The Corporate Transparency Act will require small businesses to disclose additional identifying information which had not previously been required. -
Brockton will fine people $200 for sleeping outside
City Councilors in Brockton passed an ordinance to penalize people experiencing homelessness with $200 fines for camping outside. -
Mayor Wu says Boston police won't have to assist in mass deportations under Trump
Wu said her administration is preparing for all scenarios. -
Teachers in three North Shore school districts on strike
About 10,000 students are home from school as a result of stalled contract negotiations. -
Meet 19-year-old Kaveesh Pathak, Massachusetts' youngest Electoral College member
Though his candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris, did not win, Kaveesh says it's still an honor to join the 10 other electors in casting their votes. -
Methadone is stigmatized but works well for many addiction patients. Why is it so hard to get?
A new federal rule change has made methadone more accessible than ever, but many advocates and patients say it should be much easier for patients to receive. Those running the methadone clinics are not so sure. -
‘We’re not listening’: In new GBH interview, Moulton presses critique of Democratic Party
The Massachusetts congressman warns that aversion to debate will weaken Dems during a second Trump presidency.
