Titus Andronicus and The So So Glos brought their unique brands of Brooklyn DIY music to the Middle East Club in Cambridge  Monday. As Titus Andronicus leader Patrick Stickles told me, their friendship...

Just more than a week after the Boston Marathon bombings and the subsequent investigation began, Boston officials reopened Copley Square Tuesday, allowing employees to return to their businesses and...

More than 60 local, professional and emerging poets read their work Saturday at the Boston Public Library as part of the 13th annual Boston National Poetry Month Festival. “We started the festival...

Mass. Attorney General Martha Coakley announced official support for proposed legislation prohibiting for-profit colleges and universities from using federal funding for advertising, marketing and recruiting,...

John Kerry announced Sunday the United States would be extending an additional $250 million in aid to Egypt, marking his first major action as U.S. Secretary of State amid major sequestration cuts for...

Sit around any bus or train stop in Boston and you are sure to here the usual complaints about The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority — the trains are always late, the infrastructure outdated,...

The Boston Redevelopment Authority held a town hall meeting on Wednesday concerning “The Icon” — the third and final new housing development in The Mount Vernon Company’s Green District in Allston...

A new drug is being developed at Brigham and Women’s Hospital that could slow or even halt the development of Alzheimer’s disease in patients. The Center for Alzheimer’s Research and Treatment at...

Although overall crime committed in the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority system has diminished, the MBTA reported a 40-percent increase in the number of citations given for fare evasions in...

Calling for “Jobs, not cuts,” dozens of protesters lined up outside U.S.  Sen. John Kerry’s Boston office Monday calling for the protection of social programs in the face of the upcoming “fiscal...

When writer Anne Gray Fischer was in graduate school with a 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. job, she applied for a fellowship to the Writers’ Room — a cornerstone of Boston’s writing community that allows aspiring...

Students hurrying to class along the streets of Boston might see street canvassers as a nuisance, but organizations such as the American Red Cross and Greenpeace reap substantial benefits from street canvassing,...