By Jillian Kay
This will be their first major international event as the new Prince and Princess of Wales, and it is expected to be a historic moment.
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Massachusetts tax refunds to begin in November
By Ashlyn Wang
Eligible Massachusetts taxpayers will receive refunds for taxes above the tax cap beginning in November, totaling $2.941 billion.
The Drink-Spiking Pandemic in Boston
By Jaeel Beato
Multiple women have recently come forward and reported getting their drinks spiked while attending concerts at the Boston MGM Music Hall.
The Best Spots to See Fall Foliage in Boston this Fall Season
By Wenjing Ding
Fall’s dazzling colors will soon transform woods and forests around the Boston. Here‘s a guide that can figure out when to see the fall foliage.
ll Game Expo Debuts In Sturbridge This Weekend
By Wenjing Ding
New England’s biggest pinball event is from June 23-26.
Traffic Changes and Restrictions for the Upcoming Boston Marathon
By Hannah Rose Shemtov
Streets open up for Boston Marathon runners, but close roadways and public transport services for commuters.
Deadly Parking Garage Collapse To Be On Hold for Months
By Keshav Vinod
A construction worker died after a parking garage partially collapsed in downtown Boston. The accident that month that took the life of Peter Monsini has delayed the project as investigations continue.
Mayor Wu announces “flexibility” regarding outdoor dining fees in North End
By Tomine Kivle
After facing backlash from restaurant owners in the North End, Mayor Wu has announced new accommodations regarding the controversial fee.
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Chaos installed amongst Boston doctors and patients as Tufts Children’s Hospital sets to close
By Tomine Kivle
The closing date of July 1st might be moved up as staff leaves for new jobs.
The MBTA Green Line Expands to Somerville
By Steph Trendell
The Green Line finally expands to Somerville after decades of the project being delayed.