The Zoning Board of Appeal on Tuesday approved plans by Brian and Jason Chavez to add a third floor to what is now a two-family house at 567 Adams St., between Lydon Way and Mallett Street and to ...

The owner of a vacant home damaged by a fire in 2021 has proposed to tear it down and building a 24-unit apartment building on the lot and a neighboring vacant lot on Hannon Street.

A South Boston developer has filed plans to replace the vacant Old Dorchester American Legion Post at Gallivan Boulevard and ...

A federal funding bill that ended last year’s US government shutdown also unlocked funding for a long-awaited Blue Hill ...

As American batteries opened up on British positions in and around Boston to cloak the long file of Continental troops in “blue and buff” greatcoats or other hues, they lugged timber and cannons as ...

Neighborhood House Charter School educators have reached a preliminary agreement with the administration on their first union contract.

The owner of a “historically significant” home on Minot Street filed plans with the city of Boston on Tuesday for a ...

OrigiNation Cultural Arts Center's comprehensive look at Black history in the multi-faceted production “Our Story” wa staged ...

Indoor track season is wrapping up at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Roxbury, but for new executive director ...

Words matter, especially when words are used as labels. Such is the case with the so-called “r-word” (retarded) to describe people with disabilities. For far too long, derogatory terms like the r-word ...

To see how far the country has fallen regarding corruption in high places, one need only look back to 1958, when Dwight Eisenhower was president and his chief of staff was Sherman Adams.

Three Boston city councillors last week filed formal requests for information from the Boston Police Department about its collaboration and information sharing with federal law enforcement.