‘We got our licenses!’: Boston gets go-ahead for FIFA World Cup watch parties
The first neighborhood event is less than three weeks away.
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WATCH: ‘It’s hard to say goodbye’: Why Brazilian immigrants are leaving Framingham
Amid the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, Brazilians are leaving Framingham, a community they revitalized in the 1980s and 1990s. -
‘Dooring’ remains deadly, but city riding is getting safer overall, says expert
Josh Zisson, a lawyer who specializes in bike law, weighs in on the safety of biking in Boston and how things have changed over the years. -
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Pollution, climate change drives down water quality in Boston’s three major rivers
Watershed groups say new plans to limit pollutants in the Charles, Mystic and Neponset Rivers don’t go far enough. -
State says 3.7 million Mass. residents have obtained their REAL ID
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles shows more than 3.75 million REAL ID credentials have been issued, giving the state a 67% compliance rate. -
SJC weighs dispute over saint statues in Quincy
Mass. high court asked to decide the appropriate role of religious symbolism in government. -
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Nurses lobby Mass. lawmakers to support a bill addressing workplace violence
According to the Massachusetts Nurses Association, someone in a health care facility experiences workplace violence every 36 minutes.
