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"Enough is Enough." On Wednesday, a local group participated in a die-in in Dorchester to protest to the deadly gun violence in the neighborhood. A few dozen people from Teen [...]

Are people getting wedgies in the bathrooms at City Hall? Bullying in the Boston City Council is evidently a problem that City Council President Ed Flynn would like to nip [...]

Update: According to the Boston Herald, the Department of Justice report concludes U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Rachael Rollins improperly used her position by influencing the Suffolk DA’s race by leaking [...]

The intensive search on and around Castle Island for a missing 4-year-old boy, Mohamad Fofana, from South Boston ended Monday afternoon after his body was recovered on the shore of [...]

On Friday morning DCR Commissioner Brian Arrigo joined legislative and community members of the Metropolitan Beaches Commission at Carson Beach in South Boston for the release of "Breaking Barriers," a [...]

Looking for something to read on your commute? The City of Boston’s got you covered. Mayor Wu just announced the “Browse, Borrow, Board” pilot program, a series of digital pop-up libraries at [...]

Mayor Michelle Wu joined Dorchester residents today for a Neighborhood Coffee Hour and the official reopening of Doherty-Gibson Playground at 1545 Dorchester Avenue. The event marked the fifth in Mayor [...]