Jeremy Siegel

The markets closed quite strong last week and were approaching all-time highs again for the S&P 500.

Donna Summer was larger than life, and the queen of disco is now immortalized in a mural that, fittingly, is also larger than life — ten times larger.

And research shows that spending time outdoors in green spaces is good for you — physically, mentally and emotionally.

Natural psychedelics would be available for use in licensed treatment centers and legal to grow at home.

Ballot Question 1, if approved, would grant the state auditor the authority to review legislators' documents and accounts.

No matter how many hours drivers spend on apps like Uber and Lyft, legally, they are not considered employees — and currently can’t form a union.

Come and enjoy the renowned grilled sausages and bake sale. The vendors will include fair trade gifts, vintage costume jewelry, and decor, hand-crafted

Riders say the mockup of the new fleet is more accessible, but parts of the train are too difficult to navigate in a wheelchair.

When Orange Line trains start running between Oak Grove and North Station Saturday, the MBTA says the entire line will run at full speed.

New York City just made jaywalking legal after data showed that people of color were overwhelmingly the ones being stopped for the crime. But why was it a crime in the first place? The World's transportation reporter Jeremy Siegel brings us a brief history of jaywalking and takes a look at whether it's safer to cross at the green, or in between.