Lindsay Clancy jury goes home after a fourth day without a verdict and signals an impasse
Jurors have been deliberating since last Thursday.
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Food banks continue to see increased need as SNAP requirements shift
President Donald Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill shifts the cost of SNAP onto states if they can't keep their error rate below 6%. Massachusetts is hovering around 14%. And an under-resourced DTA is more likely to make mistakes. -
Boston is a walkable city. Boston By Foot shows you how to do it
Boston By Foot was founded in 1976 by architectural enthusiast Polly Flansburgh and will celebrate it’s 50th anniversary this year to coincide with Boston 250th. -
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A monument on Boston Common hides the city’s ties to soccer
As Boston hosts seven FIFA World Cup games over the next two months, some sports historians say the city’s historical connections to soccer are often overlooked. -
Decline in Mass. overdose deaths is double the national average
Public health leaders say the state's harm-reduction approach to drug addiction is helping reduce deaths. -
‘We want to show that ... we’re fun, too’: Mass. bar, restaurant owners cheer 3 a.m. closing time
Legislation signed by Gov. Maura Healey allows bars to serve alcohol an hour later, and also lets cities and towns establish designated public alcohol consumption “districts” through July 31. -
Another Boston public pool is reopening this summer after years of closures
The pool at the Hennigan School in Jamaica Plain is the latest to reopen as the city works through a backlog of repairs. -
