The Patriots’ defense faces intense scrutiny following a blockbuster offseason fueled by big spending. Expectations are high as fans and analysts wonder if the revamped lineup can deliver results on the field.
A newly proposed millionaire tax in the state has ignited a fierce debate over its economic impact. Supporters argue it funds vital services, while critics warn it may drive wealthy residents away.
The Boston Pops dazzled audiences with a spectacular Fourth of July Riverfront celebration, featuring live music, vibrant fireworks, and a festive atmosphere that highlighted patriotic spirit and community pride.
Schools nationwide are increasing efforts to improve mental health access, introducing more counselors and expanding support programs to address rising student needs amidst ongoing challenges.
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New plans for the South Coast Rail expansion have been unveiled, featuring a state-of-the-art station designed to improve regional connectivity and boost local economies. Construction is set to begin next year.
Governor Maura Healey has unveiled an $8 billion plan aimed at modernizing the MBTA, focusing on infrastructure upgrades, expanded service, and improved accessibility to ensure a reliable transit future for Massachusetts.
The MBTA has unveiled plans to introduce new Red and Orange Line trains aimed at improving capacity and reliability. The upgrade is part of ongoing efforts to modernize Boston’s transit system.
The Green Line Extension project faces ongoing delays due to funding shortfalls and construction setbacks. Officials vow to address challenges but warn of potential timeline shifts impacting completion.
Governor Healey unveils an $8 billion infrastructure plan focused on local transportation improvements, aiming to enhance transit access, reduce congestion, and boost economic growth across the state.
The Tobin Bridge undergoes crucial maintenance as part of state infrastructure upgrades. Officials report progress on safety improvements and traffic flow enhancements, aiming to minimize disruption and boost long-term efficiency.
Boston City Council members are pushing to bring a WNBA team to the city, citing economic growth and community engagement. The move aims to boost local sports and promote gender equity in athletics.
Debate intensifies as sanctuary cities clash with federal immigration policies. Supporters argue for protecting undocumented immigrants, while critics demand stricter enforcement and border security measures.
Mayoral opponents have launched a challenge against City Hall, accusing officials of lacking fiscal transparency. They demand clearer financial disclosures amid growing concerns over budget management.
Cities nationwide face ongoing debate over street redesigns and traffic calming measures. Advocates cite safety and livability, while critics warn of congestion and inconvenience. The conversation continues to reshape urban planning.
Controversy erupts in District 7 as officials decide to waive a special election for the recent vacancy. Critics argue the move undermines democratic process, while supporters cite cost and efficiency concerns.
Boston Common, established in 1634, stands as America’s oldest public park. Over nearly four centuries, it has evolved from grazing land to a vibrant space reflecting the city’s history and culture.
King’s Chapel, Boston’s oldest Anglican church, stands as a historic landmark of early American faith. Founded in 1688, it embodies colonial religious heritage and architectural grandeur, attracting visitors worldwide.
Massachusetts unveiled its updated Climate Resilience Plan Wednesday, focusing on stronger infrastructure, coastal protection, and community preparedness to tackle rising climate threats and extreme weather events.
The Brighton Avenue construction project is nearing completion, with officials announcing that major roadwork and safety upgrades will be finished within weeks, promising smoother traffic and improved pedestrian access.
Allston-Brighton officials held a town hall addressing the escalating student housing crisis. Residents and students voiced concerns over affordability, availability, and neighborhood impacts as the demand surges.
The city has launched new heat emergency services ahead of the summer season to protect vulnerable residents from heatwaves. The initiative includes cooling centers, hydration stations, and outreach programs to ensure public safety.
Boston has launched the “Clean Streets” program in Roxbury and Dorchester, aiming to reduce litter and improve public spaces through increased cleanup efforts and community engagement.