Community members gathered at the State House Thursday in support of a proposed bill that would give family members, caregivers and health care providers in Massachusetts the ability to file for a temporary extreme risk protective order.
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By: Hannah Schoenbaum, Michael Reddy, Shannon Larson and Andres Picon
Just under an hour after the Boston polls had closed, it became clear that incumbent Mayor Martin Walsh...
The organizers of the Women’s Marches in January have created a new, women-led political organization to broaden the reach and goals of the march.
March Forward Massachusetts, one of...
A Boston University history course on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — which has previously only been taught during fall semesters — has been added to the spring 2018 registrar after sophomore...
With Amazon considering numerous cities for its next headquarters, Bostonians have to wonder — what would happen if the tech giant decided to pick Boston?
Amazon announced earlier in...
Boston City Council incumbent Mark Ciommo and candidate Brandon Bowser won the preliminary elections for the District 9 councilor seat, which covers the Allston-Brighton area, on Tuesday...
