Blue Hill Avenue neighbors say plan for center bus lane would be unsafe
This redesign of the main thoroughfare through Mattapan, Dorchester and Roxbury was released last week, but several residents think it will be unsafe.
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The big list of 2026 Pride events in Boston and beyond
Boston’s annual Pride celebrations promise to be as vibrant as ever for the June 2026 season. -
Clover Food Lab set to close all locations this week
The local vegetarian restaurant chain started operations in 2008 as a food truck, and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2023. -
Marlborough school bus drivers, monitors go on strike
Teamsters Local 170 notified the school district that drivers and monitors will not report to work on Wednesday as they continue to push for better health and retirement benefits from the bus company, NRT Bus. -
Haitian soccer player Frantzdy Pierrot gets hero’s welcome at State House
Gov. Maura Healey declared Tuesday as “Frantzdy Pierrot Day.” -
Police support ShotSpotter after Cambridge City Council votes to end gunfire detection
Councilors said it raised privacy concerns and data being potentially accessed by federal law enforcement. -
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Under 50 and living with colorectal cancer, two Mass. patients strive to help others
The American Cancer Society estimates there will be 159,000 new cases of colorectal cancer in the U.S. this year. While rates have dropped overall due to screening, cases in people under age 50 are rising. -
Vineyard high schooler freed from ICE detention; Father ordered released
Rogerio da Silva Lima and his 15-year-old son were detained by the Coast Guard while fishing together for the first time off the village of Menemsha on Martha’s Vineyard on May 18.
