By Samantha LeComte
New Bedford was highlighted as one of four “little cities that could”. With 54 watts of energy per person currently, New Bedford has more megawatts of solar power per capita than both Boston (19 watts per person) and Providence (four watts per person) combined.
By Mandy Cordero
Survivors, emergency responders and of course, Mayor Marty Walsh, stood tall in Copley Square for the Sports Illustrated photoshoot. The magazine will commemorate the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings in their upcoming issue.
By Brianna Bigelow
A group of Boston public service departments will begin collaborations to create a sustainable transportation plan for the South Boston Waterfront neighborhood.
By Stephanie De La Cruz
Two loud booms were heard Tuesday night near the Boston Marathon finish line on the one-year anniversary of the famous road race bombing.
Boston Mayor Walsh and Commissioner Evans spoke about how the city will rise again at the Marathon this year.
By Dustin Wlodkowski
The safety preparations for this year’s Boston Marathon are now public. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh and other city leaders outlined the plans this afternoon at City Hall.
By Korey O’Brien
Investigators announced this morning that the fire at 298 Beacon Street in Boston that killed two firefighters last week was caused by welders working at the back of the building.
By Brittany Gervais
Fallen Boston firefighter Michael Kennedy was honored by his family, friends, and companions Thursday morning during a funeral service in West Roxbury. Kennedy was one of the two fallen heroes who died battling a 9-alarm fire in the city’s Back Bay area last week.
Boston firefighters are on the scene of a 9 -alarm fire at 298 Beacon Street in Boston. Follow @WEBNBoston on Twitter for updates.
By Joshua Powers
Pregnant women in Massachusetts prisons may no longer be shackled unless they pose a risk of flight or are a safety concern, after bill S-2063 passed unanimously in the Senate.