The future of the Robert T. Lynch Municipal Golf Course has stirred controversy for months, pitting those who want to increase public access to the 120-acre parcel against those who want it to remain mostly unchanged. Continue reading →
Nearly 80 percent of voters made it clear they wanted to elect Boston School Committee members, but Mayor Michelle Wu says now is no time for transition. Continue reading →
The prince and princess of Wales arrive in Boston on Wednesday for a round of visits before attending the Friday presentation of the Earthshot Prize, a prestigious environmental award. Continue reading →
Years before Maura Healey embarked on a public service career that would see her become the state’s first elected woman governor, she was a junior attorney in the litigation department of WilmerHale in Boston. Continue reading →
Waves of orange, glowing lava, and smoky ash erupted Monday from the world’s largest active volcano, and people living on Hawaii’s Big Island were warned to be ready should debris threaten communities. Continue reading →
The gunman who killed 10 Black people in a racist massacre at a Buffalo supermarket in May pleaded guilty to state charges against him in Erie County Court on Monday. Continue reading →
Attorney General Merrick Garland, a stoic former federal judge intent on restoring rule-of-law order at the Justice Department, gradually came to accept that he would need to appoint a special counsel to investigate Donald Trump if the former president ran for the White House again. Continue reading →
Students in Hong Kong chanted “oppose dictatorship” in a protest of China’s COVID-19 rules Monday after demonstrators on the mainland issued an unprecedented call for President Xi Jinping to resign in the biggest show of opposition to the ruling Communist Party in decades. Continue reading →
Russia held back Monday from launching a new round of strikes that have been expected against power stations and other key infrastructure in Ukraine, as officials warned a lingering energy and water crisis from earlier attacks could prompt more evacuations from the capital. Continue reading →
The government of the Pacific Island nation of Vanuatu has essentially been offline for three weeks because of a cyberattack, leaving people struggling to get access to services and forcing some civil servants to use pen and paper to conduct business. Continue reading →
The future of the Robert T. Lynch Municipal Golf Course has stirred controversy for months, pitting those who want to increase public access to the 120-acre parcel against those who want it to remain mostly unchanged. Continue reading →
Precisely 2,508,298 people voted in this month’s general election, and their numbers accounted for slightly more than 51 percent of the state’s registered voters, which still was one of the lowest shares for a state election in Massachusetts history. Continue reading →
Milton Jones has fought to prove his innocence since 1976, when a jury relied on flimsy evidence to convict him of second-degree murder in the robbery of a Roxbury bar. Continue reading →
The one-time Lob City superstar with the Clippers played a season-high 22 minutes on Monday, a chance to show the crowd, NBA faithful, and even his teammates that he has some bounce left at age 33. Continue reading →
The restaurateur-turned-developer envisions a trio of lab buildings overlooking the drydock — one of the last of its kind on the East Coast — that together will total nearly 900,000 square feet. Continue reading →
Ms. Tobin, who was married to orchestra leader Harry James, also performed with bands fronted by Benny Goodman, Will Bradley, and Bobby Hackett. Continue reading →
A former Scotland rugby player, Doddie Weir's diagnosis with Lou Gehrig’s disease led to a widely praised campaign for more research into ALS. Continue reading →
Under Anna Rakitina’s baton, the BSO and pianist Inon Barnatan served up a fresh account of Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Continue reading →
Freed will showcase his photographs and present his 40-minute “visual memoir,” “Jazz Saved My Life,” in a program that will also feature pianist Donal Fox and composer/bandleader Maria Schneider. Continue reading →
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