Long Road To Normalcy: Virtual Village Connects Marathoners

Organizers of the Boston Marathon have launched a virtual Athletes’ Village to reproduce at least some of the camaraderie of the real thing.

Gillette Stadium Is Usually Busy In January. This Year, It's Because Of Vaccines

Organizers plan to vaccinate 5,000 people a day at the stadium as priority groups expand, and will eventually offer injections around the clock.

Boston Will Pay Family $500,000 After Mistakenly Breaking Into Home On No-Knock Warrant

The federal lawsuit says the Regis family was asleep when Boston police officers used a battering ram to force open the apartment, handcuff the mother, father and 15-year-old girl at...

Former Suffolk County Prosecutor Arrested On Rape, Burglary Charges

Investigators said Gary Zerola -- once named one of "People" magazine's most eligible bachelors -- had been wanted on a warrant issued out of Boston Municipal Court for rape and...

New Relief Grants Awarded Local Arts Organizations To Keep Them Afloat

Two new grant programs have award relief funds to organizations in Boston and across the Commonwealth.

Federal Judge Halts Work On Hydropower Project With Temporary Injunction

The 145-mile transmission line, to be built on land owned or controlled by Central Maine Power, will eventually deliver 1,200 megawatts of power to the energy grid in Lewiston, Maine,...

AG Reviewing Driver's Complaint Of Parking Lot Dispute With DA Rollins

The complaint, first filed with the Boston Police Department, alleges that Rollins threatened a woman and inappropriately flashed her car's blue law enforcement lights as they both tried to exit...

Gov. Charlie Baker Set To Deliver Remote State Of The State Address On Jan. 26

The Massachusetts governor will take to the airwaves Tuesday, Jan. 26, at 7 p.m. -- a day before his annual budget proposal is due to be filed with the Legislature...

The Mass. Delegation On A Week That Shook America

WBUR has spoken to several members of Congress over the last week to get their thoughts about the attack on the Capitol and the new effort to remove Trump from...

Interfaith Group Organizes Effort To Commute Prisoner's Sentence

A coalition of religious leaders has written to Gov. Charlie Baker urging him to schedule a hearing on the petition to commute the life sentence of 47-year-old William Allen. 

Sparks Fly As Boston City Council Debate Skipping A Potential Special Mayoral Election

Pressley: Husband Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Capitol Siege And Lockdown

Rep. Ayanna Pressley says her husband has tested positive for COVID-19 following last week's siege and subsequent lockdown at the Capitol.