Two games, one win and one record tied on historic day for the Red Sox at Fenway Park
The team's 15-game win streak has tied the club record set in 1946.
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Federal judge tosses Trump administration’s lawsuit over Boston’s sanctuary city policy
Ruling said the DOJ sought relief that no federal court can provide, leaving the judge with no choice but to dismiss the case. -
How to deal with ICE: Mass. governor issues guidance for hospitals, schools, churches
“I’m taking action and will do whatever I can to keep our little kids safe, to keep their parents safe. And to send a message loud and clear to ICE that they need to stay out of Massachusetts and stay out vulnerable, sensitive spaces.” -
With new federal rules, state is struggling to help people stay on SNAP
State employees say they can’t keep up with calls and are asking for more staffing. -
Framingham, Rutland cancel July 4 fireworks, citing budget and safety concerns
Two more communities in Massachusetts cancel their Independence Day celebrations on the nation’s 250th anniversary, four months after Northampton announced it would pause its festivities. -
‘It’s a ritual’: Boston-area Brazilians kick up national pride ahead of World Cup
Brazil won’t play in Foxborough for the tournament’s earliest stage, although it could in later games. Either way, Greater Boston's robust Brazilian community is fired up. -
Trump administration sues Mass. RMV for refusing to give ICE undercover plates
The state’s Registry of Motor Vehicles stopped issuing those license plates just over two weeks ago. -
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‘We got our licenses!’: Boston gets go-ahead for FIFA World Cup watch parties
The first neighborhood event is less than three weeks away.
