Airbnb for Yachts Launches on Nantucket
You can rent a vessel—captain included—for just a day with KellyBoat.
We’re Finally Going to Get a Break from the Heat
We’ll just have to deal with the potential for a flash flood first.
Rosenberg Sues to Make Alleged Hefner Victim’s Identity Public
John Doe has accused Hefner of sexual abuse.
The BSO’s Top Flutist Is Suing the Orchestra
She argues she deserves the same salary as her closest counterpart, a male oboist who makes $70,000 more than she does.
The T Wants to Make It Easier to Get on the Train
What if you didn’t have to elbow six people to board?
Gun Reform Advocates Score Victory in Mass.
Gov. Baker plans to sign the “red flag” bill into law.
Boston Winter Is Canceled
City Hall Plaza is getting a makeover, and the holiday festival is getting the boot.
An Original Copy of the Declaration of Independence Will Be on Display in Boston on Wednesday
Celebrate the Fourth by taking a gander at the rare artifact.
Sorry, But It’s Probably Not Going to Cool Off Any Time Soon
The heat isn’t predicted to break until the end of the week.
Mark Your Calendars: Another “Royal” Wedding Is Coming
He’s not technically a monarch, of course, but a Kennedy is set to tie the knot this summer in Hyannis Port.
A Third Gender Option May Soon Come to Mass. IDs
In a win for LGBT activists, state senators passed a bill that would allow non-binary individuals to identify as “X.”
Watch Out, Drugstores: Amazon Is Coming
The online retailer will buy PillPack, a medical-delivery startup based in Somerville.
Registering to Vote in Mass. May Soon Get Much Easier
If the state’s automatic voter registration bill becomes law, securing a ballot would go hand-in-hand with getting your driver’s license renewed.
A Flash Flood Watch Has Been Issued for Parts of Mass.
There’s also a “non-zero threat of a brief tornado.”