Esmy Jimenez

All around us, energy infrastructure exists: lighting our streets, heating our homes and workplaces, the fuel that runs our cities and towns.

A Malden teen was arraigned on a charge of first-degree murder in Chelsea District Court Monday, according to Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden's office.

A Good Samaritan called it in. A giant leatherback sea turtle was struggling in the waters of Cape Cod last Thursday.

The Roxbury man was ordered held, pending a dangerousness hearing, during his arraignment in Boston Municipal Court in West Roxbury.

As climate change increases the severity and duration of heat waves, clinicians are seeing the health impact on workers and are taking the initiative to meet workers where they’re at.

Congress members whose ancestors enslaved people have a greater net worth — roughly $3.9 million — than legislators whose ancestors did not, according to a study published Wednesday.

Massachusetts has some of the most breathtaking beaches in the world, but they're often not accessible because of the cost for non-residents, parking fees, and more.

Hundreds gathered for the Greater Boston Labor Council annual breakfast that took place outside Hilton Park Plaza Hotel, with an array of elected officials standing alongside dozens of local and national unions.

We were the second largest voting bloc in the last presidential election and growing fast — yet myths about Latino voters remain.

Fuimos el segundo mayor bloque de votantes en las últimas elecciones presidenciales y crecemos rápidamente; sin embargo, siguen existiendo mitos sobre los votantes latinos.