As foot traffic downtown plateaus in the wake of the pandemic, owners of empty storefronts are thinking about ways to reinvent their space. Continue reading →
With housing costs skyrocketing and inflation driving up the cost of nearly everything, many young couples are moving in together sooner than they anticipated to save money. Continue reading →
In a draft complaint, attorneys for New Bedford argued that land seizures the T executed to help build the rail project should be “invalid” because the city had not been part of the MBTA’s service district. Continue reading →
“Stupefying,” was one of the words first-year coach Jim Montgomery was left to utter. “I guess the words that come to mind right now is disappointment, confusion.” Continue reading →
An attack on an oil depot in Russian-occupied Crimea that sparked a huge fire and sent a plume of black smoke billowing into the sky was part of Ukraine’s preparations for a counteroffensive, a Ukrainian military spokesperson said Sunday. Continue reading →
Not long ago, urinating in a cup for a drug test was a widely accepted, if annoying, requirement to start a new job. The legalization of marijuana in more and more states in recent years upended that, prompting many employers to shelve hiring rules from the “Just Say No” era. Continue reading →
A widening manhunt for a Texas gunman who killed five neighbors continued turning up nothing Sunday as officers knocked on doors, the governor put up $50,000 in reward money, and the FBI acknowledged they had “zero leads” after nearly two days of searching. Continue reading →
During its brief first flight more than a week ago, the gigantic Starship rocket made by SpaceX generated an unanticipated “rock tornado” at launch, and multiple engines failed as it headed upward before it somersaulted out of control. Continue reading →
An officer in Russia’s Federal Guard Service, which is responsible for protecting Russian President Vladimir Putin, decided last fall to avoid fighting in Ukraine by sneaking across the southern border into Kazakhstan. Continue reading →
With the battle for control of Sudan entering its third week, health care services are rapidly unraveling in the nation’s capital, Khartoum, a grim consequence of the brutal fighting that has raised fears the conflict could devolve into a wider humanitarian crisis. Continue reading →
Pope Francis urged Hungarians to open their doors to others on Sunday, as he wrapped up a weekend visit with a plea for Europe to welcome migrants and the poor and for an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Continue reading →
A State Police office failed to properly calibrate the tests used to convict people of drunk driving, and then withheld worksheets showing failed tests from the courts. Continue reading →
Unless the left figures out how to make its opposition less solemn and more fun — unless we learn to laugh at ourselves and at the crises we face — our politics will remain on the margins. Continue reading →
It is a proxy war between the United States and Russia, which has destroyed much of Ukraine. It must end in negotiations, as with most wars, with neither side satisfied. Continue reading →
One person was killed and five other people were shot at a house party in Lawrence early Sunday morning, according to the Essex District Attorney’s office. Continue reading →
ChatGPT’s ability to generate persuasive-sounding text on virtually any subject also quickly raised red flags, especially among educators worried about its potential use for cheating. But five months after the program’s debut, college professors are taking varied approaches. Continue reading →
Right now, the tulips and other flowers planted by city crews are on full display, offering park visitors a prime moment to take in the colorful show. Continue reading →
Ullmark started all six previous games in the series against the Panthers. Swayman also got the nod for Game 7 of last year's first-round loss to the Hurricanes. Continue reading →
They were left to pack up, stunned by a faster, more eager, and more composed Florida team, with the harsh reality that they rarely played their best. Continue reading →
Hank Lewis is suing James Goode, his accountant and investment adviser in the Boston office of Andersen Tax, over more than $14 million in personal losses. Continue reading →
Founded in 1986 in the South End, the studio has recorded such acts as James Taylor, Destiny’s Child, Pixies, Liz Phair, Juliana Hatfield, Aimee Mann, and Wiz Khalifa. Continue reading →
Regulars at the Druid in Inman Square know it can be hard to get a seat there on weekends. But what if you could rent the place out? The Wandering Druid, a tiny version of the pub on wheels, can seat 14 people and has all the charm of the original. Continue reading →
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