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Prisoner-run survey suggests state-paid attorneys provided inadequate defense
As the state moves to raise the pay of private "bar advocates" assigned to defend indigent clients, a prisoner at MCI-Norfolk surveyed his peers to see what services they received from these attorneys. -
GBH Daily: Mayoral candidates talk Mass. and Cass
A difficult issue on the campaign trail, politically and otherwise. -
Debunking sunscreen myths with the state's top public health official
Beacon Hill lawmakers are weighing a bill that would let Massachusetts public school students and summer campers apply their own sunscreen without a doctor's note. -
Acton pizzeria employee detained by ICE
A 28-year-old asylum seeker was detained over his alleged past suspended license. -
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Local editors worry ‘pink slime’ journalism poses real danger
Local newspaper editors and journalism experts worry that flimsy news sites that rely almost exclusively on artificial intelligence, known as “pink slime” journalism are making it harder for readers to distinguish real from fake reporting. -
Watertown library faces criticism over reading list book about a Palestinian child
The library said it doesn't remove book titles from reading lists. -
Declining birth rates and housing crisis strain family planning on Cape Cod
Declining Birth Rates and Housing Crisis Strain Family Planning on Cape Cod
