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Rats Are Taking Over As Cities Get Warmer: New Study Shows Why
Climate change is fueling a surge in rat populations across major US cities, with Washington, DC, seeing the worst increase ...
How a Met security guard's sculpture landed in museum's exhibit
A security guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art now has a piece of art on display there thanks to a chance encounter with ...
3 finalists named to be next MPS superintendent; interim leader Eduardo Galvan did not apply
MPS has named three finalists for its next superintendent. The board hopes to make its choice by late February or early March.
WBUR CEO Margaret Low receives Lifetime Achievement Pinnacle Award
The Women's Network of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce presented Margaret with the 2025 Pinnacle Award for Lifetime ...
In Mass. immigrant communities, rumors of ICE raids outnumber arrests
When a WBUR reporter arrived at the candy plant, the only evidence of ICE activity was a huge pool of frozen water in the ...
Gov. Maura Healey wants to let Massachusetts cities, towns hike taxes on meals, hotel stays
Gov. Maura Healey filed legislation Friday that would allow cities and towns to hike taxes on hotel stays and meals, an ...
In re-filed bill, Healey takes second swing to allow cities and towns to raise taxes on hotels, meals, cars
Among those provisions are three tax proposals that could collectively generate more than $150 million in new annual tax ...
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Office-To-Resi Conversion Pipeline Balloons To Record 71,000 Units
The number of housing units that could come from planned office conversions has reached a new peak this year as nationwide ...
State drops charge against 18-year-old taken into ICE custody despite legal status
A Massachusetts district attorney announced Friday that his office will not prosecute a charge against an 18-year-old from ...
Single? Let the library set you up.
📚 Let the BPL set you up this Valentine’s Day … with a book! Starting tomorrow, you can swing by the New & Novel area in the Central Library for its Blind Date with a Book event. Take your pick from ...
A developer sought to build affordable housing in Johnston, R.I. Then, officials voted to take the land by eminent domain.
Mayor Joseph Polisena Jr. said officials will look to build new fire and police stations and a Town Hall there instead – a move that means Johnston will no longer be building a new high school.