Gove Gone, Osgood In: Mayor Wu Shakes Up Streets Cabinet Leadership
Mayor Wu is shaking up the leadership in her Streets Cabinet in the aftermath of last month’s homicide of Louisa Gag, who was killed by a truck driver while riding her bike in Mission Hill. Interim Chief of Streets Nick Gove, who had publicly struggled to manage the city’s...
Skeletal Remains Found at South Boston Property Under Investigation
Boston police are investigating after skeletal remains were discovered at a South Boston property at 8 Glover Court Monday afternoon. According to the Boston Globe, officers responded to the multi-family home after a report of possible human remains. The bones have been taken by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
John C. Reilly Crashes Charlestown Dive, Belts Out Reggae at Tavern at the End...
John C. Reilly turned a late-night stop at a Charlestown pub into an unexpected live-music cameo last Thursday, joining Bosstown Heavy onstage for a couple of songs. The “Step Brothers” star reportedly grabbed the mic for “54-46 (That’s My Number)” — because apparently a normal night at the bar was too boring.
WATCH: Good Samaritan hits stop button for woman trapped on escalator where man died...
A woman became trapped on an escalator at Davis Square Station in Somerville, Massachusetts, Friday morning months after a deadly escalator incident at the same MBTA station. According to an MBTA spokesperson, a woman fell around 7 a.m. when her clothing got caught in the mechanism at the bottom of the escalator.
Gas leak in Chelsea prompts evacuations, street closure
Summit Ave in Chelsea is closed to the public after a contractor hit the gas line. Firefighters are actively working to contain the leak.
Disappointed, Gov. Healey continues to pursue WNBA team for Massachusetts
After a failed attempt to relocate the Connecticut Sun to Boston last year, Gov. Healey says she is "not giving up" on a WNBA franchise for Massachusetts.
Safety in The Port has always been a concern for its residents
Ty Bellitti grew up in Newtown Court, a housing project in The Port, and has mostly fond memories of it. But he also understands why community residents got so angry at city officials for calling Cambridge a “safe city” at a meeting last month. “I personally had a...
Boston parents express school bus service concerns
The district says it’s cracking down on Transdev over complaints of late and missing buses, but some families say it’s not enough.
Cambridge reaches final stretch of separated bike lanes
Cambridge continues to pedal toward its goal of 25 miles of separated bike lanes by the end of 2026. According to a new report, the city completed or began work on 3.28 miles of lanes between April 30, 2025 and May 1, 2026, about the average of the last six years.
Chrome, Chow and Cops: Beverly Police Roll Out Lynch Park Car Show and Food...
Beverly's police cruisers will share the spotlight with classic cars, food trucks, and a little old-school soundtrack when Lynch Park hosts the city's fifth annual Beverly Police Car Show & Food Truck Event on Sunday, Sept. 27. The free-to-watch gathering runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is shaping up as a fundraiser as
