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Boston City Council Calls on Schools to Shut Down Fountains
A dozen Boston City Council members have called on Boston Public Schools to close access to drinking fountains as lead testing continues.
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A dozen Boston City Council members have called on Boston Public Schools to close access to drinking fountains as lead testing continues.
In the wake of investigation into campus sexual assault, Harvard University is imposing restrictions on members single-gender social clubs.
The MBTA released surveillance video of a Red Line train that blew through four stops without a driver this December.
Boston University police are seeking the person behind posters that state "Black lives don't matter" and depict Neo-Nazi imagery.
Students at four schools may have drank lead-contaminated water where fountains were improperly in use.
Mitt Romney is reportedly passing on this year's Republican nominating convention, a thumb in the eye of presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
Meth, cocaine, crack, LSD, and thousands of drug-related cases potentially compromised in Massachusetts.
Just in time for Prom season, a law banning the use of indoor tanning facilities by anyone under age 18 has taken effect in Massachusetts.
An early-morning crash between an SUV and a school bus with no passengers caused no injuries, but created a major headache for drivers.
The first flight from Music City to Beantown took off Thursday, sped on its way by the big-haired country superstar's lookalike.
Where other Republican governors are now considered potential vice presidential picks, Mass. Gov. Charlie Baker wants nothing to do with it.
The FBI is seeking the public's help identifying two men accused of robbing the TD Bank on Copley Square in Boston Sunday.
A two-alarm fire in Dorchester caused thousands in damage and sent one woman to the hospital.
Clinton Campaign chair John Podesta is pivoting toward a general election fight against Donald Trump, and he's in Boston seeking backers.
The Massachusetts senator hasn't minced words on the Donald in the past, but her Tuesday night tirade was especially brutal.
The duck boat driver whose vehicle struck and killed a Beacon Hill woman on her scooter reportedly had a spotty driving record.
Per Hollywood Reporter, Big Papi will play himself in the upcoming movie on the Boston Marathon bombing.
Roughly seven months after a round of cuts gutted the copy desk, The Boston Globe is offering additional newsroom buyouts.