New state guidance targets hate, bias in sports
Guidance rolled out Tuesday by Attorney General Maura Healey’s office lays out steps that school athletic officials can take to help keep hate and biasRead More
Boston Calling announces new headliner after Foo Fighters pull out of upcoming festival
The upcoming Boston Calling festival announced Wednesday that iconic rock band Nine Inch Nails would take over Foo Fighter’s headliner spot. The change comes afterRead More
Mass. Lottery marks 50 years of winners, losers and local aid
There were 4,783,000 tickets sold for the first drawing of The Game, but only seven had the winning numbers — 302424. And among those sevenRead More
Boston transit agency resolves discrimination allegations
BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has resolved allegations that it violated laws protecting disabled people when it contracted with ride-hailing companies toRead More
Massachusetts ranked among best states for working from home
Massachusetts has been ranked among the best states for working from home, according to a new study. Personal finance website WalletHub says it compared theRead More
FDA warns of norovirus outbreak linked to raw oysters that were shipped to many states, including Mass.
(WHDH) — The United States Food and Drug Administration has warned restaurants and retailers of a norovirus outbreak linked to potentially contaminated raw oysters thatRead More
Attorney representing Boston bar argues fatal stabbing of Marine was ‘not foreseeable’
A Boston bar could lose its liquor license after one of its bouncers allegedly stabbed a man to death outside its doors, but an attorneyRead More
DA: 3 15-year-olds facing gun charges in connection with separate incidents
Three 15-year-olds face firearm charges following their arrests in separate incidents that occurred over the last four days, District Attorney Kevin Hayden said. A boy fromRead More
Boston bar owners say fatal stabbing was ‘not foreseeable,’ ask to keep liquor license
A Boston bar could lose its liquor license after one of its bouncers allegedly stabbed a man to death outside its doors, but attorneys saidRead More
Officials: Mass. man could get 20 years in prison after illegally flying helicopter out of his back yard more than 50 times
An East Brookfield man could get 20 years in prison after he was convicted of flying a helicopter out of his back yard in EastRead More