Avery Bleichfeld

With ongoing extended shutdowns for track work, the MBTA continues to be the transit system people love to hate.

For Boston youth, a new city grant is aiming to increase access to community sports programming. The grant program, the Community Sports Grant, was announced by Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration on Aug. 20. It offers grants of up to $10,000 to youth community sports organizations, with a focus on those that are majority volunteer run.

In Revere, a mile-and-a-half stretch of the six-lane-wide Squire Road cuts past clusters of shops, a couple of grocery stores, and rows of residential streets.

Group announces financial independence, launches investment plan for community needs Avery Bleichfeld

Work toward Randolph expansion, prep for Carney Hospital closure top of mind for Dr. Guy Fis Avery Bleichfeld

New bill adds liquor licenses for neighborhoods of color

At an old, unused industrial site along the East Boston harbor, a new local effort is engaging local students to explore ways to make the shoreline more resilient.

New solutions — and now — was the name of the game for health care leaders at the Boston Medical Center’s EQTY 2024 summit last week.

New funding from the federal government is aiming to reduce children’s exposure to lead in drinking water at schools and child care centers.

For Latino communities, sharing information on the instant messaging platform WhatsApp can fall under a philosophy of “comparto por las dudas” — share it just in case — said Laura Zommer.