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Confusion dominates City Council hearing on the future of Boston’s political map
Wu’s proposed map encountered criticism from advocacy organizations. -
Federal judge sends Boston City Council back to the redistricting drawing board
Judge Patti Saris said the council improperly considered race in map making process. -
Former employee of chef Barbara Lynch alleges 'absent' boss withheld tips from employees
Lynch has denied any wrongdoing at her Boston restaurants. -
Boston celebrates the life of Mel King at South End funeral
King, who died at 94, was remembered as a pioneering community activist — and “the coolest.” -
25 years after Good Friday agreement, Boston leaders say it is a model for peace
The agreement ended decades years of violence on the Irish island. -
After six days in court, federal judge now weighs Boston redistricting case
Lawyers in the case surrounding Boston's voting maps wrapped up oral arguments Wednesday. -
Boston redistricting challenge kicks off in federal court
At-Large Councilor Michael Flaherty takes the stand for three hours as a witness. -
UN climate scientists warn of irreversible damage if we don't act fast. Here's what Boston can do
City officials have already taken steps to slow climate change. -
Boston YouTuber highlights Black history "gems" around the state
Jazz Dottin's video have received tens of thousands of views. -
Boston Police Department fires two controversial officers
Commissioner Cox said the dismissals were separate and properly investigated.
