Mayor Walsh Addresses School Closings, Snow Removal, and the MBTA
By Amelia Fabiano
As snow continues to halt the city, the Mayor assured that the city isn’t sitting on it’s hands.
By Amelia Fabiano
As snow continues to halt the city, the Mayor assured that the city isn’t sitting on it’s hands.
By Mandy Cordero and Emily Tadlock
Democrat Lou Scapicchio is running for State Representative in East Boston, hoping to fill Carlo Basile’s vacant seat. He met with residents at East Boston’s famous Spinelli’s Banquet Hall to talk about his campaign.
By Mandy Cordero
Despite the freezing cold, Patriots nation lined Boylston and Tremont to watch the Super Bowl 49 Champs ride down in Boston’s iconic duck boats. Watch the celebration here.
By Priscilla Liguori
For the first time in ten years the New England Patriots road down Boylston Street in victory. See how fans celebrated.
By Amelia Fabiano
Monday’s Winter Storm Linus dumped another foot of snow on top of the twenty-four inches that were already there for the city, causing Mayor Walsh to shut down public schools for the fifth day in the last seven.
By Melanie Camacho
View the list of Boston street closings for Super Bowl weekend.
By Joe Jacobs
The cleanup effort continues after the blizzard of 2015, but it will be hindered by another coming storm.
By Mandy Cordero
Boston schools close for two days due to historic storm. See how they spend their first day off.
By Mandy Cordero
Mayor Walsh stresses the severity of the storm in the city in a press conference this afternoon. The city has already accumulated over two-feet of snow and is expected to grow until 1 a.m.
By Maggie Smolka
Winter storm Juno could turn out to be a historic blizzard for the city of Boston.