Healey signs $60.9 billion state budget, vetoes $130 million in planned spending
In new filing, governor also seeks expansion of unilateral budget-cutting powers
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Despite DEI pushback, guides along Boston's Freedom Trail widen the lens of inclusion
Several tour groups say they are expanding efforts to spotlight Black, queer and other communities traditionally overlooked in historical accounts. -
Boston reacts to US strikes on Iran with protest, confusion and dread
Saturday's airstrikes on three nuclear sites generated strong reactions across Massachusetts. -
Canton looks to heal, but differences of opinion remain after Karen Read's acquittal
The Karen Read murder trial divided the town of Canton after the body of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe was found outside a Fairview Road home in January 2022. -
Judge blocks White House effort to keep Harvard from hosting foreign students as Trump hints at deal
In social media post, Trump said his administration has been "working closely" with the university and a deal could be announced soon. -
A Walk Down the Block: Inside the fight over White Stadium in Franklin Park
White Stadium once seated more than 10,000 people. What does its future hold? -
Donna Summer Disco Party boogies onto City Hall Plaza
The eleventh edition of the annual event celebrates the artistry and legacy of the Boston-born queen of disco, Donna Summer. -
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'So much reasonable doubt': analysts reflect on Karen Read acquittal
Karen Read was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter in the 2022 death of her boyfriend John O'Keefe.
