Celtics coach Ime Udoka facing possible suspension over relationship with colleague

Boston Globe basketball writer Gary Washburn says the Celtics have not confirmed any disciplinary action against Udoka, and it isn't clear what conduct code was reportedly violated.

'The best of America': State Rep. on response to migrants who arrived in Vineyard

State Rep. Dylan Fernandes calls the sending of the migrants to Massachusetts a "political stunt" and says he's proud of the response from people in his district to support the...

On Martha's Vineyard, Venezuelan migrants and islanders bid fond farewells

The group of Venezuelans unexpectedly forced to stay on Martha's Vineyard departed Friday, bidding an emotional farewell to the islanders who offered them immediate support in a fast-moving political saga.

Advocates question whether Florida gov. broke laws by shipping migrants to Vineyard

Immigration rights advocates and lawmakers are questioning whether Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis violated any laws when he unexpectedly flew nearly 50 migrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard this week.

Medical system in Mass. seeing a significant increase in asylum-seeking families

Many of these families are showing up in emergency rooms around the Boston area in need of medical care and shelter. These new arrivals are distinct from the largely Venezuelan...

BU President Robert Brown on why he's stepping down, what he hopes to leave behind

Boston University President Robert Brown will step down at the end of the academic year, ending his 18-year tenure running the school.

Brookline umpire calls his last game after 63 consecutive seasons

Jim Hennessey has umpired Little League and high school baseball games, and more recently adult softball games, since 1959. About to turn 85, he's decided it's time to retire.

There’s still time to contain the monkeypox outbreak, doctors say

Massachusetts health care providers say they’re hopeful that a new strategy will help meet the soaring demand for monkeypox vaccines, even as cases continue to rise.

State lawmakers push to limit MassHealth's ability to recoup funds after members die

Legislation to rein in MassHealth estate recovery stalled in formal sessions. Sponsors are still hoping to get it passed this year.

Weekend forecast: As sweltering temps keep up, Boston could see a 6-day heat wave

On Saturday, the temperature is set to top out in the low 90s, despite a weak sea breeze kicking in during the afternoon. The ocean breeze will be held off...

Did your loved one die? MassHealth may bill their estate

Medicaid requires states to recover nursing home and other long-term care costs subscribers incur after they turn 55. Massachusetts does that by filing claims against the estates of members who've...

Environmental activists say states will have to do more to curb emissions in face of Supreme Court ruling

Bubblegrunge band Mint Green refreshes heartache anthems

The Somerville band, named for the lead singer's favorite color, debuted their first full-length LP earlier this month. Their music brings a mix of emotions — light and airy, but...

Upset but 'ready,' local Planned Parenthood leader says group is prepared for post-Roe era

President and CEO of Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts spoke with WBUR's All Things Considered about the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and the implications for Massachusetts.

Abortion access scholar says Mass. should brace for out-of-state legal battles with Roe overturned

Shoshanna Ehrlich, professor of women's, gender and sexuality studies at UMass Boston, says she and other abortion advocates want Massachusetts to take a bold stance in fortifying protections for doctors...

This Massachusetts doctor's trips to Mississippi to perform abortions will end if Roe v. Wade is overturned

Jackson Women's Health Organization is the last abortion clinic in Mississippi. It has had to pay out-of-state doctors like Dr. Cheryl Hamlin from Cambridge to perform abortions, which carries some...