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.
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?
By Elizabeth Perkin
AOL Instant Messenger is shutting down after 20 years online.
By Catherine Lazerwitz
The city of Boston offers aid to over 200 homeless veterans.
By Priscilla Liguori
2030 will be Boston’s 400th birthday and Mayor Marty Walsh already started preparing with some huge renovations. The city is undergoing a massive building boom with development by both private developers and the state.
By Angelina Salcedo
Boston Public School teachers, parents and students will hold a walk-in and rally this Wednesday to protest proposed budget cuts.
By Tom Bunting
Twitter is losing five major executives, including the general manager for Twitter-owned video app, Vine.
By Sasha Teman Choquette
General Electric says it will be moving its global headquarters to Boston.
By Shaynah Ferreira
GOP front-runner, Donald Trump has released his proposed tax plan he says is “amazing, simple, easy and fair.”
By Sharon Johnson
Mayor Marty Walsh made an appearance in Washington late last week as a panelist at the annual Congressional Black Caucus.
