By Elizabeth Perkin
The storm Monday night has postponed Halloween for a number for cities all over Massachusetts. Down trees and power-lines have wreaked havoc on trick or treaters.
Author: Kimberly Wilborn
Puerto Rico Terminates Contract with Montana-Based Energy Company
By Cailyn Carr
Over a million Puerto Ricans are still without power after Hurricane Maria struck almost six weeks ago. Hopes for regaining electricity are slim now that the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority has cancelled their contract with Whitefish Energy over high prices.
Boston Receives a $2.6 Million Federal Award for Substance Use Treatments
By Tyler Robichaud
Mayor Marty Walsh announced a grant has been awarded to the city to help pregnant and postpartum women with substance use issues.
Salem Heightens Security
By Matthew Grady
As Halloween creeps up, Salem, MA, a halloween hotspot, is taking more safety measures than usual.
Boston Submits an Amazon Bid
By Matthew Grady
Amazon’s looking for a place to base their second headquarters and Massachusetts seems eager to accept. What does that mean for the region?
Goodell on National Anthem
By Franco Araujo O’Neill
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks out about players standing for the National Anthem.
Full House star, John Stamos, is Engaged
By Elizabeth Perkin
Stamos proposed to his girlfriend, Caitlin McHugh, on Sunday causing fans to gush.
Bachelor in Paradise Stars Spotted at Halloween Party
By Ian Sloan
Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson are taking their bond into the spotlight.
Sam Smith Opens Up About Gender Identity
By Cailyn Carr
The 25-year-old artist reveals much about his personal life in a candid interview days before the release of his second album.
NAACP gives Mayor Walsh’s administration a Low Grade
By Sarah Maugaotega
The NAACP released a report grading Mayor Marty Walsh and his administration’s efforts to make Boston a better city for communities of color.