Online Map Presents Clear and Present Danger to Boston's Jews
An anti-Israel group has released a detailed online map of the greater Boston area to illustrate "how local support for the colonization of Palestine is structurally tied to policing evictions, and privatization locally, and to U.S. imperialist projects worldwide."
Royal Ming Dynasty Chinese Carpet Sold in Boston for $324,500
An emperor's carpet that once lay in China's Imperial Palace during the Ming dynasty has been sold for $324,500 at a Boston auction.
Fact Check: Did FDA Shut Down Abbott's Baby Formula Factory?
Formula shortages have spread across the U.S. after Abbott Nutrition, one of the country's biggest suppliers, closed its plants following infant death reports.
School Under Fire After Calling Mom Instead of 911 While Student Had Stroke
Alishia Hicks told the school nurse that she was ill and used a wheelchair, so she could not arrive fast enough to help her son.
Mario Batali Acquitted of Groping Charges By Judge
Batali was accused of groping a female patron in 2017 while she took a selfie with him at one of his Boston restaurants.
Christian Group Wins Supreme Court Battle Over Right to Fly Religious Flag
In a 9-0 decision, the Court decided the city of Boston violated the group's First Amendment right to free speech.
Stolen Dog Reunited With Family 11 Years Later—'All Is Right in the World'
"A moment like this is a nice reminder of why I do what I do," animal control officer Michelle Carlos told Newsweek.
Boston Marathon 2022: Here's Why Runners From Russia and Belarus Are Banned
Athletes from Russia and Belarus have not been allowed to participate in the 2022 Boston Marathon—here is why.
Woman Alleges Man Touched Her, Exposed Himself, Masturbated on Flight
A video recorded by the woman captured part of the man's lewd onboard behavior, according to a DOJ statement Sunday.
Chris Rock Stops Fan Yelling 'F*** Will Smith' During Comedy Show
Chris Rock kept things positive as he performed on the second sold-out date of his comedy show in Boston, days after Will Smith slapped him at the Oscars.
Internet Debates How Chris Rock Will Address Slap in First Post Oscar Show
Comedian Chris Rock is set to perform his first show since he was slapped by Will Smith at the Oscars on March 30 at the Wilbur Theater in Boston.
Extremely Premature Baby Born in 2020 Finally Home From Hospital
"She is finally here and just ready to live her life," said Darlene Foster, the mother of Bradi Foster, who was born at 25 weeks.
Chris Rock to Perform Sold Out Comedy Show Days After Will Smith Slap
Ticket sales for Rock's shows have continued to increase since Sunday, but a spokesperson for Rock said the Boston shows were sold out prior to the Oscars.
Marine Stabbed to Death Outside Bar on St. Patrick's Day Weekend
The marine, 23, received numerous honors in his four years of service.
Two Years in Pandemic, Bars Look at St. Patrick's Day to Rebound
The Illinois Restaurant Association said St. Patrick's Day 2022 is a welcome celebration and should give restaurants and bars in Chicago a much-needed boost.
Bronze Bell From Paul Revere's Foundry Returned Almost 200 Years Later
The 1,000-pound bell was cast in 1834 by Revere's son, Joseph Warren Revere, and has since seen churches in Ohio and spent decades in a California garage.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Proposes Limits to Protests at Private Homes
Marches and protests in residential areas that are not targeting a specific home would not be subject to the rule.
Man Arrested After Breaking Into Tiger Enclosure to See How Would It React
The man is believed to have climbed multiple fences and ignored several warning signs to get to the area.
Longest Sentence Yet in College Admissions Scandal Handed Down
A private equity firm founder, who was one of dozens of individuals charged in the Operation Varsity Blues scandal, was sentenced to 15 months in prison.
Cop Admits to Sending Fake $790 Ticket, Agrees to Pay Restitution to Victim
A police officer pleaded guilty Thursday to six charges related to writing a fake traffic ticket after a road rage incident.
Blizzards, Winter Storms, Expected to Lash East Coast This Weekend
Temperatures across New England are set to plunge to below freezing in many places, as locals brace themselves for a cold snap.
Unvaccinated Man Taken Off Transplant List Reignites Patient Debate
The man, who has refused to be vaccinated is no longer eligible for a heart transplant, per hospital policy.
Dunkin' Customer Doused With Hot Coffee for Not Wearing Mask
The police said that the suspect became "belligerent toward store employees and other customers" after he had a verbal dispute with the victim over face masks.
Federal Judge Throws Out Lawsuit From Whitey Bulger's Family Over His Death
James "Whitey" Bulger, former leader of Boston's Winter Hill Gang, was killed in a West Virginia prison in 2018, hours after he was moved into the facility.
SCOTUS Seems to Side With Group Suing Boston for Not Flying Christian Flag
Justices on both the left and right seemed to favor Harold Shurtleff, a conservative activist and director of Camp Constitution.
'Trump Lives Matter': Capitol Rioter Compared Jan. 6 to Boston Massacre
Clifford Meteer likened Ashli Babbitt's death on January 6 to a "murder" in the Capitol and said it was a patriot's duty to "rattle the cage."
Parents Baffled as All-Girls School Removes Gendered Language
"Why is all work around gender identity taking a higher priority?" asks a parent of an alumna of the all-girls Winsor School.
Judges Open Asylum Path for Man Alleging PD Wrongly Labeled Him Gang Member
The man was arrested in 2018 by federal immigration officials, who sought to deport him using his designation as a "verified" gang member in a database.
Massachusetts ICU Beds Fill Up Amid COVID Surge, Hospital Official Says
"Your Emergency Departments are at a breaking point," the Massachusetts College of Emergency Physicians and the Massachusetts Emergency Nurses Association said.
Boston Begins Year With Open Schools Despite Many Teachers Calling Out Sick
Boston Public Schools' superintendent Dr. Brenda Cassellius said 1,074 staff members were out of school on Tuesday.