Meet the micro influencers thriving in Boston
Boston’s micro influencers are embracing all aspects of culture in the city. Through apps like TikTok, Beli, and Strava, these creators share their favorite spots, routines, and advice.
Boston’s micro influencers are embracing all aspects of culture in the city. Through apps like TikTok, Beli, and Strava, these creators share their favorite spots, routines, and advice.
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Romy Neumark, an Israeli journalist and a lecturer at Harvard, explores the divide within the American Jewish community in the new podcast "My Home Fronts."

From theaters to galleries to studios, space to make art in Boston is in short supply. The city thinks a cultural infrastructure plan could offer a fix. It is seeking...
State Sen. Peter Durant joins WBUR's Morning Edition to discuss how local and national politics have aligned to produce the unusual partisan standoff in a high-stakes moment for food access.

Margaret Duncan, a Boston-area writer and psychiatrist who runs the social media account Bad Art Every Day, suggests some ways to prepare for the colder and darker months ahead.

Cog editor Cloe Axelson interviewed Sen. Elizabeth Warren, and her dog Bailey, who's dressing up as Stephen Colbert for Halloween this year. They talked about dogs, political humor in a...

Through free consultations with city staff, the Boston Energy Saver program aims to connect residents to existing city and state programs that provide free or discounted energy efficiency upgrades.

The governor is releasing $4 million from another state account to double the state’s November payment to food banks. But she said tapping the rainy day fund would open the...

In her latest check-in with the Boston Public Art Triennial, WBUR's Amelia Mason visited Charlestown and Mattapan and saw two works that required initiative from the viewer.

As more than 1 million SNAP recipients in Massachusetts brace for their food benefits to run out Saturday due to the government shutdown, businesses who count on these customers are...

Said Ahmed and the Rev. Miniard Culpepper are both political newcomers battling to fill the seat of disgraced former councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson in District 7, an area that includes...

After U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton announced he would be challenging U.S. Sen. Ed Markey in the next election, a slew of hopefuls have declared their intention to run for the...

The family of the 13-year-old Everett boy detained by ICE earlier this month is pursuing the legal option to return him to their home country of Brazil.

In a notable agreement, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has returned two monumental stoneware vessels to the descendants of the enslaved man who made them.

Addressing a packed auditorium full of city and school leaders at the new Josiah Quincy Upper School in Chinatown, Mayor Wu emphasized community-building while pledging to raise the bar on...

The country’s largest food assistance program is set to lapse on Nov. 1 if the federal government shutdown continues. That will impact almost 1.1 million people in more than 655,000...

In Massachusetts, six Head Start agencies won't get their funding on Nov. 1 if the shutdown continues. Advocates and state leaders are worried that children and their families will suffer.

Top Massachusetts House Democrats made clear Wednesday that they do not plan to turn to Massachusetts’ massive rainy day fund to bail out federal food assistance benefits that are set...