State health officials say they are expanding an effort to get former residents of the Mass. and Cass area in Boston off the streets and into permanent housing. Continue reading →
Four major operational areas emerge in the report as key areas of concern: transportation, facilities, data reporting, and school safety protocols. Continue reading →
The battle for America’s election machinery is emerging as a major theme in the midterms, which is why this 81-year-old bureaucrat says he’ll keep the job just as it is. Continue reading →
Pfizer and its German partner, BioNTech, said Monday that an early analysis showed their three-dose coronavirus vaccine regimen triggered a strong immune response in younger children, proving 80% effective at preventing symptomatic infections in children 6 months to 4 years old. Continue reading →
Locked an ideological battle over immigration with a progressive hopeful, US Representative Henry Cuellar, a Democrat from South Texas, is set to face off against immigration lawyer Jessica Cisneros in a Democratic run-off this Tuesday. Continue reading →
Former Vice president Mike Pence made an in-person push for Gov. Brian Kemp’s reelection a day before the Republican incumbent faces his biggest challenge from a GOP candidate backed by Pence’s old boss. Continue reading →
A Howard County man who discharged a fire extinguisher into a group of police officers trying to hold back the surging mob at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, while also exhorting rioters to press forward, was sentenced to 33 months in prison Monday by a federal judge in the District. Continue reading →
President Biden has enlisted a dozen Asia-Pacific nations to join a new loosely defined economic bloc meant to counter China’s dominance and reassert US influence in the region five years after his predecessor withdrew the United States from a sweeping trade accord that it had negotiated itself. Continue reading →
A leading adviser to the World Health Organization described the unprecedented outbreak of monkeypox in developed countries as “a random event” that might be explained by sexual behavior at two recent raves in Europe. Continue reading →
They said that the chances of such a heat wave increased by at least 30 times since the 19th century, before widespread emissions of planet-warming gases began. Continue reading →
“The notion that I’m going to turn the clock back, the notion that criminal legal reform doesn’t matter to me, that I’m going back to traditional prosecution, nothing could be further from the truth, and my career bears that out,” said Hayden. Continue reading →
Inconsistent and often substandard language access practices across state government agencies continually hinder non-English speakers. Continue reading →
Hayden on Monday concluded that the officers in each case acted to protect themselves or members of the public from potentially fatal harm. Continue reading →
The state’s highest court handed a win to the former owners of the Encore Boston Harbor casino site, ruling that a judge had erroneously dismissed a lawsuit they filed against the Massachusetts Gaming Commission in a bid to collect an additional $40 million for the Everett land. Continue reading →
The Sox averaged 3.27 runs in their first 29 games and had an embarrassing .621 OPS. They have since averaged 6.58 runs with a .854 OPS. Continue reading →
“I’ve learned more this offseason than I probably ever have about nutrition, sleep, wellness, all that stuff,” said the second-year quarterback. Continue reading →
The Heat missed their first 14 shots from the field in Game 4, their starters had just 12 first-half points as a group, and Boston won a laugher at TD Garden to make the series a best-of-three. Continue reading →
Lexington-based Concert Pharmaceuticals said its therapy could restore hair in up to 42 percent of people with a severe form of hair loss. Continue reading →
Spend the next weekend visiting the new spate of storefronts by the Seaport Common and in Boston Public Market. Or eat a salad made by “Alfred.” Continue reading →
Simon Preston, an organist, conductor and composer who was an instrumentalist of consummate, intelligent virtuosity and a force in the early-music movement, died on May 13. He was 83. Continue reading →
Simon Preston, an organist, conductor and composer who was an instrumentalist of consummate, intelligent virtuosity and a force in the early-music movement, died on May 13. He was 83. Continue reading →
It'll be a belated 40th anniversary party at Roadrunner for the Channel, the gritty, grimy warehouse club that anchored the city's music scene in the 1980s. Saturday's show will also feature the Nervous Eaters and a band of Boston all-stars. Continue reading →
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