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Club Café founder, anchor of Boston’s LGBTQ+ activism and nightlife, dies at 81
Frank Ribaudo, who anchored Boston’s queer activism and nightlife for decades, died Tuesday following a battle with brain cancer. -
Lawmakers propose new approach to deal with ’double-pole’ problem faced by municipalities
This week representatives on Beacon Hill proposed a permanent working group to address the problem of removing old utility poles when a replacement has been installed. -
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Patriot Place turns into Little Casablanca for final World Cup game in Foxborough
Spirits were high among Moroccan fans as the Atlas Lions prepared for a rematch of the 2022 World Cup semifinals against France's Les Bleus. -
France beats Morocco 2-0 in Foxborough to reach World Cup semifinals
France’s Kylian Mbappé scores his 8th goal of the tournament. -
Haverhill’s shoe-making history now on display in downtown exhibit
Haverhill was once known as “Queen Slipper City.” Now, Historic New England's new exhibit features designs by high school juniors and seniors from the state’s 26 Gateway Cities. -
Bill to protect health care workers from workplace violence set for Senate vote next week
Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka unveiled a bill Thursday mandating employers to offer paid leave to healthcare workers assaulted on the job. -
Is Boston ready for self-driving cars?
As Waymo tests its autonomous vehicles in Boston, there’s debate about whether the cars can navigate city's unique conditions, the threat they pose to existing jobs and whether they will create greater mobility for underserved populations.
