A new website listing out unsolved homicide cases in Boston back to 1963 has been launched by the Boston Police Department — ...

A family shelter in West Roxbury has met ire from some neighbors, who filed a lawsuit hours after the city's Zoning Board of Appeals approved it.

By Grant Welker Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is all but guaranteed to be elected to a second term on Tuesday. It’s safe to say ...

Boston's Zoning Commission approves new rules to revitalize Downtown with a focus on housing and mixed-use projects.

The new browsers use cloud-based AI to deliver some useful features as a sort of digital assistant, but they have potential ...

Boston-based The Triad Group proposed a 153-unit apartment project at 49-59 Mount Auburn St. on the northeast edge of ...

Looking to connect with leading drug developers and discover next-generation therapeutics redefining neurodegenerative treatment? Look no further than the Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s Drug Development ...

The 10-stop, self-guided tour launched in October explores Boston’s role in spurring the American abolitionist movement.

City officials hope the program can help these businesses avoid displacement, continue to grow and employ residents, and ...

Amid an uncertain and unpredictable federal environment, renewed attention has been given to the funds that states and municipalities receive from the federal government.

After requesting $20 million from the state, negotiations over the supplemental spending bill have resulted in just $10 ...