Neena Hagen

On an average day in 2025, Bostonians submitted 56 complaints about “improper storage of trash” to the city's public works department. From Sept. 1 to Sept. 3, that figure jumped to more than 200 per day — quadruple the norm.

In a race that drew an unprecedented wave of campaign contributions, Boston mayoral candidate Josh Kraft spent 15 times as much money per vote as

In a race that drew an unprecedented wave of campaign contributions, Boston mayoral candidate Josh Kraft spent 15 times as much money per vote as

From the Seaport to South End, residents are filing thousands of 311 complaints about illegally parked cars.

At night, you can hear them before you see them. Beneath piled trash bags comes the faint rustle and scratch that makes every Bostonian's skin crawl — then the slick blur of fur and a long tail slipping into the gutter.

Harvard University enrolled fewer Black and Latino freshmen — and more Asian American students — in its incoming class this fall, a sign of a growing demographic shift.

Almost a month into the federal government shutdown , one of the largest concerns facing Massachusetts residents is cuts to SNAP , a program that provides more than 1 million people in the state with food assistance.

Bostonians may need their morning coffee, but lately it's the price tag, not the caffeine, that's making their hearts race.

Look up your doctor’s license details, malpractice history, and any disciplinary action in the Globe’s database.

Sports betting is legal in 39 states and Washington, D.C., but unregulated offshore gambling websites remain widespread, officials said.