Nearly Two Dozen Staffers Cut at Museum of Science
“These measures have positioned the Museum for long-term fiscal health,” the org said.
Guide: Which Massachusetts Politicians Support Impeachment
Here’s what your representatives are thinking.
With “Conrad’s Law,” Coercing Someone into Suicide Would Be Illegal in Massachusetts
The bill, introduced Wednesday, is named for Conrad Roy, the man at the center of the Michelle Carter texting suicide case.
The World Naked Bike Ride Ended in an Altercation with State Police
Video from the scene shows the troopers aiming tasers at bikers gathered in North Point Park.
Mass. Gaming Commission Says Encore Casino’s Blackjack Payouts Are Legal
But the lawyers behind a recent lawsuit want to take the issue before a judge.
Man Who Made Racist Threats about Harvard’s Black Commencement Sentenced to Prison
Nicholas Zuckerman threatened violence against black students on Harvard’s Instagram page in 2017.
Prosecutors Drop Kevin Spacey Nantucket Assault Case
The actor was accused of buying drinks for and groping an 18-year-old man at a Nantucket bar.
We’re in for Some Severe Storms, Floods, and Potentially Record-Breaking Heat
The apocalyptic weather starts today.
Ayanna Pressley Calls Trump a “Twitter Thug” after Latest Racist Attack
Trump said Pressley, Ocasio-Cortez, Omar, and Tlaib should go back to the “crime infested” places they came from. Pressley says his behavior is “disgusting and unsurprising.”
Which Boston Neighborhoods Are the Most Densely Populated?
Use this interactive map to find out.