Worcester Red Sox infielder Anthony Seigler discusses growing up as a switch-pitcher and the possibility of becoming MLB’s third modern pitcher to throw with both arms.
Boston Public Library will host 19 different drag story time events for children and families in June, as part of its recognition of Pride Month.
Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio can move forward with part of her lawsuit seeking a legislative audit after a new SJC ruling.
The Massachusetts Teachers Association plans to spend $2 million to defeat proposed ballot questions that would cut the state income tax rate from 5% to 4%, warning the measures would reduce funding for public services.
Retired Massachusetts Judge Carol Erskine argues Suffolk DA Kevin Hayden ignored key U.S. Supreme Court standards when charging Boston police officer Nicholas O’Malley with manslaughter in a fatal Roxbury shooting.
A new lawsuit says Massachusetts school boundaries keep black and Latino students in high-poverty districts with fewer opportunities.
Parents filed a federal Title IX complaint after they say a transgender student sexually harassed their third-grade daughter in a Rochester, Massachusetts, school bathroom.
A bipartisan proposal to keep AM radios in every car in the country sponsored by U.S. Senators…
BOSTON – Mayor Marty Walsh on Wednesday named two city employees to key positions in his Economic Development Cabinet,…
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Harpoon Brewery co-founder Dan Kenary and wife, Julie, reflect on building a Boston craft beer staple while navigating growth, competition, and debt.
Brian Shortsleeve, a Marine Corps veteran and former MBTA leader, highlights his record of cutting costs, restoring a balanced budget, and outlines a campaign focused on affordability, economic growth, and government accountability in Massachusetts.
Bill Burke spent 34 years leading St. Sebastian’s School, building a culture grounded in faith, family, and relationships that shaped generations of students.
