It’s rare that 24 hours click off the clock without Bill Richard’s shadow casting its lean frame onto the 2.5-acre construction site of the Fieldhouse+ on Mount Vernon Street in Dorchester.
Ciria Gibbons, contestant No. 68 on Food Network’s “100 Cooks” on the set of the show.
The Penguin Coast, a state-of-the-art habitat for critically endangered African penguins located just beyond the park’s Zebra Entrance, officially opened on Thursday, June 11.
Approximately 200 immigrants from around the world took the Oath of Allegiance and officially became citizens of the United States during a naturalization ceremony at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum last Tuesday (June 8).
Host Charlie Titus, of the Titus Foundation, with Olympic champion hurdler Edwin Moses.
From left, Latoya Gayle, Sen. Nick Collins, and Juwan Skeens at 1st Suffolk District candidates’ forum at Berklee College of Music on June 9.
Yawu Miller photo
After weeks of failed attempts to reach consensus and a two-hour disruption by obstreperous protesters, the Boston City Council voted decisively on June 10 for an amended version of Mayor Michelle Wu’s $4.9 billion FY27 operating budget
By George Lehman, Camille Bugayong and Ellen Dong
By Shangcao Yuan Special to the Reporter A long-awaited plan to bring battery-powered trains and more frequent service to the Fairmount Line has been pushed back after MBTA officials required accessibility design changes. The first of the battery-electric multiple-unit trains,
City public health officials announced a major milestone in the decrease of drug overdose deaths in 2025, as well as a decrease in new illicit drug users and the number of people congregating and openly using drugs on the Mass and Cass corridor.
Sarah Greenwood Middle School volleyball team leaders Jossie Diaz, Kaylen Velasquez, and Isa Flete are ‘furious’ with the constant delays in their volleyball season and the sudden postponement of their City Championship tourney last Saturday. Seth Daniel photo
Denella J. , the president and CEO of the Boston Arts Academy Foundation, will be the honoree Sunday at Girls’ LEAP’s first Annual Women’s Leadership Brunch, taking place on June 14 from 1-4 p.m. at the Thelma D. Burns Center.
After weeks of failed attempts to reach consensus and a two-hour disruption by obstreperous protesters, the Boston City Council voted decisively on June 10 for an amended version of Mayor Michelle Wu’s $4.9 billion FY27 operating budget
World Cup soccer and Father’s Day fun will come together at a day-long free event at the former Dorchester Tire property on Dot Ave. in Savin Hill on Sun., June 21 from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m.