State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg said O’Brien “committed gross misconduct” and “demonstrated she is unable to discharge the powers and duties” of a member of the state’s five-person Cannabis Control Commission. Continue reading →
The on-time arrival rate Thursday morning was the worst first-day performance BPS has reported in the last nine years and reverses substantial progress from 2022 to 2023. Continue reading →
WATCH: New England opened the season with an upset win over Cincinnati. Can they keep the wins coming? Boston.com sports writer Khari A. Thompson weighs in. Watch →
WATCH: Catherine D’Amato, president and CEO of The Greater Boston Food Bank, unpacks why 1 in 3 residents are food insecure, the challenges, and how to help. Watch →
WATCH: Activists and school administrators have different ideas of how they want campus demonstrations to go. Higher education reporter Hilary Burns explains. Watch →
It seems a strange twist of American history that the only man to have run against two female nominees in two presidential elections is one with a long and explicit record of denigrating women. Continue reading →
Vice President Kamala Harris will try to use her debate Tuesday against former president Donald Trump to argue that Americans are ready to turn the page on the politics of the past decade, with its turmoil and social animus. Continue reading →
“I’m going to kill a lot of people. Well try at least,” Joseph Couch, 32, wrote in the text message, according to the warrant affidavit filed in court. In a separate text message, Couch wrote, “I’ll kill myself afterwards,” the affidavit says. Continue reading →
In the shadow of the war in the Gaza Strip, conflict in the Israeli-occupied West Bank has intensified with Palestinian attackers carrying out bolder and more sophisticated assaults as the Israeli military increases the scope of its raids on Palestinian cities. Continue reading →
The UN chief said Monday that the United Nations has offered to monitor any cease-fire in Gaza and demanded an end to the worst death and destruction he has seen in his more than seven-year tenure. Continue reading →
Airstrikes in Syria killed at least 18 people and injured dozens of others, Syria’s state news media and an independent organization reported Monday. Syria’s official news agency, quoting a military source, blamed Israel and reported that the strikes had targeted military sites in the western region. Continue reading →
In Massachusetts, just 18.3 percent of the community college class that entered in 2019 transferred to a four-year institution by 2023. Continue reading →
From the climate crisis to the system of awarding asylum to the “manoverse” to the age of the candidates, readers have a lot to say in advance of the debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Continue reading →
The men, including elected officials, who were implicated in a federal investigation into high-end brothels have sought to keep the proceedings private. Continue reading →
The victory showed the Patriots can blend a little from the past with the present. And perhaps that mix means they aren’t going to be as bad as anticipated. Continue reading →
The Massachusetts Competitive Index ranks the state’s strengths and weaknesses by 26 measures. Spoiler: We're in the middle of the pack. Continue reading →
State and federal agencies are working on a compressed timetable to approve the deals that will keep St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Boston and five other hospitals open. Continue reading →
Fr. Tony Penna, associate vice president and director of campus ministry at Boston College, where the brothers played hockey together, presided over the mass and delivered the homily. Continue reading →
Before the Red Sox face the Orioles on Tuesday evening, Parrotheads can enjoy Jimmy Buffet-themed entertainment on both Jersey Street. and the Sam Deck inside the ballpark. Continue reading →
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