Katie Johnston

Revitalized developments reduce social isolation — and increase lifetime earnings, Harvard research shows Isabel Moreta knows the damage living in public housing can do.

Victoria Scott spent years in a Maine prison and was transformed. Now, she is trying to succeed on the outside.

New MassINC research reveals ordinary households' financial woes being underestimated

Several redevelopment projects in Boston's majority-Black communities face strong resistance

In 1817, one of the earliest celebrations of the abolition of slavery turned violent, as a white mob chased Black celebrants out of Boston Common.

Out of 10,000 in the state's workforce, roughly 1,500 are employed in nursing care facilities alone

Health care operators in Mass. express alarm from the Trump administration's effort to remove Haitians here.

Ten years in, Black Economic Council of Mass. has tackled the racial wealth gap and improved the landscape for local businesses

Bentley professor explores the role of yuppies on 1980s Wall Street

Business leaders warn of ‘lasting economic damage' to Massachusetts as workers' legal protections expire