A new bill in the Legislature proposes to rename the Dorchester Courthouse in Codman Square for the late Judge Leslie E.

In an era marked by racial discrimination, her graduation in 1879 marked a turning point for professional opportunities for Black women.

Mindy Wright, a former history teacher at Boston Preparatory Charter Public School, founded the Upward Project in 2018 as a way to help first-generation, underprivileged college students “navigate a ...

A city known for its intensely spirited fans, Boston is hosting teams and devoted viewers of the world’s most popular sport during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

That is because Secretary of State Billy Galvin, 75, in a sea of femininity, is the last man standing at the State House, at least among statewide constitutional office holders. He is running for ...

Several dispensaries told the Globe that sales skyrocketed ahead of Monday’s storm, just as they did in January.

As Massachusetts faces a housing shortage, local cities are turning back to triple-deckers — an iconic New England housing structure. Still, some question whether the triple-decker is part of the ...

The Warriors have been a dominant force throughout the season, outscoring their opponents 315 to 196, with an average win ...

Boston's Irish pride is evident — especially when it comes to pubs. Here are some of Beantown's best Irish pubs that are worthy of a visit (and a Guinness).

"You don't need to pretend to [to be neutral] or be worried about [what people think]. Because now it just sounds like you're ...

"Denial will not make climate damage go away — it will only make it worse," U.S. Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., said.

February school vacation is upon us. I’ve planned absolutely nothing for my kids, and my son’s futsal camp was suddenly ...