Sen. Amy Klobuchar was the New Hampshire primary’s biggest surprise. The Democratic presidential candidate and Minnesota senator ended the night in third place with 19.8 percent of the vote and 87 percent of precincts reporting, more than fourth-place candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren and fifth-place Vice President Joe Biden combined.
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MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE — First lady Michelle Obama on Thursday passionately encouraged a crowd in New Hampshire to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton...
The environment is a hot topic lately — excuse the global warming pun. And everyone’s favorite city that’s right outside our doors, Brookline, is looking to get a head start on one of the conservation’s...
Private bus companies will now serve select suburbs around Boston with public transportation to-and-from Boston.
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced the BusPlus program Tuesday as...
A new study by Boston University biologists indicates that climate change is affecting the leaf-out times of trees and shrubs in Massachusetts, according to a Monday press release.
The study, led by...
