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Mass. Black Expo wraps up convention
Hundreds of Black business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals attended the Massachusetts Black Expo in Boston.
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Man arrested in connection to South End stabbing
Boston Police say they responded to a report of a person stabbed at 474 Massachusetts Avenue at around 2:48 p.m.
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Northeastern University puts locks on some restrooms after prostitution allegations
Northeastern University has made security changes after allegations of prostitution on campus. Students say multiple restrooms on the school’s Boston campus now have locks on them, requiring them to tap their IDs. Safety concerns had been raised by students, faculty and staff. The school said in a statement that it had “implemented enhanced access requirements inside Mugar Hall, including Husky...
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Stash's Pizza owner sentenced to more than 8 years in prison for forced labor
The owner of a Boston pizza chain has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison after being convicted on forced labor charges, the Boston Globe reported Friday. A jury determined this summer that Stash’s Pizza owner Stavros “Steve” Papantoniadis, 49, of Westwood, mistreated six of his employees, either forcing them or trying to force them to meet excessive...
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Improving health care equity in Boston amid huge life expectancy gap
A new program to boost health care equity will begin in Boston next week, giving people in some vulnerable communities, where life expectancy is in some cases decades lower than elsewhere, $150 every month to make healthy choices.
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MBTA employees on leave, suspected of criminal activity
Nearly a dozen MBTA employees are on leave, and they’re part of a criminal investigation. And now, the T is responding. The Cabot Yard maintenance facility in South Boston is at the center of this investigation. The facility is used to store and maintain Red Line vehicles and buses, and it’s where Red Line track workers and inspectors are based....
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The best Halloween displays in Massachusetts for 2024
We checked out some of the incredible Halloween lawn displays around the Boston area — and found out some of the incredible inspiration by some of them.
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Breaking down Boston's business, property tax deal
City officials say the compromise temporary tax hike to make up for empty office space post-COVID is necessary, though critics say a long-term solution for city revenue is needed.
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Boston Common ‘should be the nicest place in the city,' but many raise safety concerns
People who live near Boston Common and work around the park are fed up with recent violence. Tired of having his customers chased away by the violence, Tommy of Father and Sons Sausage in Boston Common says a new recipe is needed to turn things around. “They fight each other, they bother the customers every once in a while, but...
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Man sentenced to life in prison in deadly South Shore Plaza shooting
A man convicted of murder after a deadly shooting in a Massachusetts mall in 2022 was sentenced Thursday to life in prison. Dijoun Beasley, a 26-year-old from Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, was fatally shot at South Shore Plaza in Braintree on Jan. 22, 2022. Julius Hammond-Desir of Maynard, who was 19 at the time, was arrested on a murder charge. The...
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‘Hallmark moment': Stranger finds rings woman lost on Boston Common days before
Lori Lange had lost a ring that belonged to her mother and her diamond wedding ring when the Phoenix resident recently visited Boston on trip — lucky for her, another visitor who happened to be in the area “had his angel wings under his little red flannel shirt”
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Total stranger finds Boston vacationer's lost rings: ‘He's such a good person!'
A woman on vacation in Boston lost two irreplaceable rings. Then a stranger, also on vacation, and with his own mom, miraculously found them.
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Deal reached between Boston, businesses on temporary tax hike
Mayor Michelle Wu announced that she’s reached a deal to temporarily raise tax rates for local businesses amid a revenue shortfall.
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3 injured by falling drone at Celtics watch party at City Hall Plaza
Three people were injured by a falling drone at the Boston Celtics watch party held at City Hall Plaza on Tuesday night. Boston police confirmed that around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, a drone or parts of a drone used by a media outlet caused injuries to three people. Ambulances were seen transporting patients to the hospital, and police said all three...
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City, Boston business groups reach deal on property tax fix, Wu says
With her existing proposal hung up on Beacon Hill, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said Wednesday that she’s sending a new proposal to the State House that she believes will “stabilize property taxes and protect homeowners and renters from a dramatic spike.” The Massachusetts House in July approved a home rule petition from the City of Boston designed to shift some...
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Man convicted in 2022 Dorchester shooting that killed teenager to be sentenced
A man was convicted of first-degree murder on Monday in the shooting of a teenager in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood in 2022, prosecutors said.
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Man convicted of murder in deadly South Shore Plaza shooting
A man was convicted of murder nearly three years after a deadly shooting in a Massachusetts mall. Dijoun Beasley, a 26-year-old from Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood, was fatally shot at South Shore Plaza in Braintree on Jan. 22, 2022. Julius Hammond-Desir of Maynard, who was 19 at the time, was arrested on a murder charge. The Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office...
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Engine issue cancels takeoff of Delta flight from Logan Airport
For the second night in a row, an engine issue affected a plane taking off at Logan International Airport in Boston. Delta Air Lines said Flight 112 from Boston to Rome was canceled “after the crew received an indication of an engine issue.” Massport said its fire crews responded, but found no fire. The runway was closed as a precaution....
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Sofra's new location opens in Boston
Earlier this year, it was reported that well-known local bakery Sofra was going to be expanding to a second space. It’s now up and running.
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Boston getting excited for the Celtics raising Banner 18 at TD Garden
Hundreds of people are expected at Boston’s watch party and fan rally for the Celtics’ 18th banner raising celebration. Here’s how the city is buzzing.