Beth Teitell

Residents who want to own the land beneath their mobile homes have spent five years battling an investment firm — and are awaiting a court's final decision.

We've entered a Mahjong feedback loop: influencers, merch firms, and event planners are capitalizing on a trend and also fueling it.

With ‘The Real Housewives of Rhode Island' looming, a question lingers: Is Boston too classy for the show? Or is that just what we're telling ourselves?

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In Belmont, a hairdresser is wearing a ‘no trauma dumping' pin. But some stylists say listening comes with the job, even as its emotional toll gains recognition.

From weighted vests to ‘Hot Girl' walks, we've turned a simple stroll into a whole thing — but new research suggests some walkers may fail to meet fitness guidelines.

Many customers don't care about or even notice the affirmations, and the union is fighting them. But the handwritten notes go on.

H ow many boozy adult playgrounds can one neighborhood take? In the Seaport , the question is gaining urgency as yet another “competitive socializing” venue opens.

Boston content creator Jake Rosmarin found himself on a ship with a deadly outbreak. His posts went viral — and then he dug even deeper.

As doodles consolidate power — taking over dog parks, sparking a $1 billion industry, grinning from the back seat of car ads — even a pet boutique owner says enough is enough.