HARK! FRIENDS, LEND ME YOUR EARS! CLOUT CHASING RETURNS. THE BOYS ARE BACK IN THE STUDIO! Solange Hackshaw, founder and writer of lifestyle blog Tips from Your Good Sis and host of the Beauty, Brains...
After introducing the Swipes for Boston project to Boston University last spring, Anthony Dongfack volunteered with fellow BU students to donate Rhetty-to-Go meals to individuals affected by homelessness on Friday.
A groundbreaking medical study conducted by Massachusetts Health Commissioner Monica Bharel found that for those who have died from an opioid overdose, the average survival time from their initial...
Massachusetts was ranked the most educated state in the country, beating out Maryland and Connecticut for the top spot.
The report was conducted by WalletHub, a personal finance website,...
The following crime reports were taken from the Boston Police Department crime logs from Jan. 26th.
Driving Miss Mary Jane: A Drug Transaction on Commonwealth Ave.
While conducting a drug...
Free salary negotiation workshops will be offered to women across Massachusetts in an effort to close the gender wage gap. The workshops will be sponsored by the Office of the State Treasurer...
Around 100 people gathered to listen to former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein speak at the Community Church of Boston about immigration, environmental policy, political division and other...
The Massachusetts unemployment rate dropped from 3.6 percent to 3.5 percent over the course of the month of December, remaining below the national rate of 4.1 percent.
Despite the decrease...
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh announced Friday his plans to revitalize the city’s emergency shelter system for people affected by homelessness.
The goal of the initiative is to modernize the current...
Boston groups Just Us Gals and Ladies Get Paid held a panel discussion to educate women on upcoming equal pay legislation in Massachusetts.
The State of Equal Pay panel brought about 100 people...
Many members of the Boston University community rushed home to spend Thanksgiving break with family and friends — but some students opted to stay on campus and use their holiday break to start new...
Rising rents and the trend of gentrification in Boston have remained steadfast, with the city ranking as the fifth most expensive place to rent in the nation, according to apartment rental platform...
