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Feds identify $10 billion in projects to protect Boston from flooding
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will issue a report on 20 proposed resiliency projects. -
Misconduct problems continue to dog State Police
The Massachusetts State Police “clearly has a misconduct proliferation problem,” said Col Geoffrey Noble on Sunday, responding to a volley of questions about recent scandals at the agency. -
‘I’ll take it:’ Fans happily surprised as Red Sox hit 13-game winning streak
The past two weeks have proven to be a big turnaround for the Boston baseball team, and fans are taking notice. -
Most Mass. voters support proposed AI regulations now up for debate on Beacon Hill
In a poll by MassInc, sponsored by Anthropic, the maker of AI platform Claude, three-quarters of Massachusetts voters say they'd like the state to create a commission to consider AI regulatory and safety issues. -
From tents to parking lots: Homelessness climbs on Cape Cod
Twenty years ago, homeless prevention advocates came forward with a plan to end homelessness on the Cape. CAI documented their effort in a series called Two Cape Cods: Hidden Poverty on the Cape and Islands. Now, the newsroom revisits the same issue — and some of the same people. -
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Spain fans rejoice at Boston City Hall Plaza after World Cup team earns second title
Spain fans were all smiles as they partied in the plaza, with plenty of Spanish flags waving in the wind. -
On Revere Beach, international sand sculptors showcase their talent
GBH's photojournalism intern Dan Murphy captured some of the spectacular art on display this weekend at the 2026 International Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival.
