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GBH Daily: Why these local mariners are buoyed
Mariners across New England are delighted with the U.S. Coast Guard’s decision to abandon plans to remove navigational buoys from Northeast waterways. -
GBH Daily: Why doesn’t Worcester vote?
Voter turnout in Worcester routinely ranks among the lowest in Massachusetts — but that wasn’t always the case. -
GBH Daily: Women’s baseball is coming to Boston!
The Women’s Professional Baseball League has chosen New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco as the cities that will play in the league’s inaugural season. -
Women's Pro Baseball League selects New York, Boston, LA, and San Francisco for inaugural season
The Women’s Professional Baseball League has chosen New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco as the cities that will represent the four teams that will compete in the inaugural season. The league announced the cities on Tuesday. The upstart league co-founded by Justine Siegal announced plans last year to launch in 2026 as a six-team circuit. The WPBL will now launch with four teams for the inaugural season, with 15 players per club. All of the WPBL’s games will be played at a neutral venue in 2026, which the league said will be announced at a later date. -
GBH Daily: An historic homer
50 years ago today, a walk-off home run secured a place in history for the Red Sox’s Carlton Fisk. -
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GBH Daily: 💉Unraveling Immunity
Vaccination rates and the stories behind them across Massachusetts
