Embattled Brockton mayor faces potential assault and battery charge
Massachusetts State Police assigned to the Plymouth district attorney’s office have filed an application for a clerk’s hearing to be held on one criminal charge against Mayor Moises Rodrigues.
-
Celtics trade Jaylen Brown to 76ers for Paul George, draft picks
It brings Brown's tenure to Boston to an end after five All-Star appearances in a 10-season run. -
The American Revolution comes alive in new graphic edition of ‘The British Are Coming’
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Rick Atkinson joined GBH’s All Things Considered host Arun Rath to talk about his new graphic novel. -
Merrimack Valley bus drivers strike, leaving riders ‘stranded’ amid contract fight
The strike has ground all fixed-route bus services to a halt in Merrimack Valley, disrupting public transportation for riders in 10 communities. -
Benches clear at Fenway after comment from Nationals pitcher, who later expressed regret
Members of the Red Sox organization demurred on whether the comment was racist. -
The World Cup Effect: Tune in to the live special on July 8
As North America connects and celebrates with fans from across the globe, is this World Cup changing how the United States is perceived on the world stage? And what, if anything, will last beyond the final whistle? -
Disabled and chronically ill people are at high risk during a heat wave. Here’s how you can help.
Crowded public transportation and a lack of air conditioning can be dangerous. -
-
Reexamining the literal roots of the American Revolution
Patriots hung British soldier effigies from the Liberty Tree, which grew near Boston Common in the 1600s and 1700s. It was a spot where protesters assembled and pushed the boundaries of dissent.
