‘It's not the right fit’: Salem mayor urges denial of permit for data center
A vote by the city's Zoning Board of Appeals set for Wednesday comes two months after Mayor Dominick Pangallo proposed a ban on data center construction in the city.
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Immigration judges who ruled in Öztürk, Mahdawi cases fired
Roopal Patel, a Boston immigration court judge, and Nina Froes, a Chelmsford immigration court judge, both received notice near the end of their standard-two year probationary periods. -
‘High Flying’ Philip Reavis Sr., Olympian, educator and musician, dies at 89
Today, several generations of the Reavis family live in Somerville, where Phil Reavis Sr.’s grandfather lived. -
Andris Nelsons fans go all the way to Carnegie Hall to try and reinstate him as BSO director
BSO Patrons Action Network is handing out roses at Nelsons' performances as a show of solidarity for him and the musicians. -
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Assault on Tewksbury Hospital staffer after new ban on defensive weapons raises concerns
A patient assaulted a hospital worker just days after a new state policy banned defensive weapons use by staff. -
Interest in electric cars surges around Boston since Iran war started
In March, searches for new and used EVs jumped sharply, and sales of used EVs actually increased, as the war in Iran drove gas prices up. -
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Stephenson King Jr.’s family, attorney demand body cam footage of his death
As a Boston officer faces charges, Benjamin Crump is pressing officials to release withheld body cam video in the death of Stephenson King.
