With pedestrian and biker deaths up in the Boston area, there is a focus on designing safer roads that slow cars down.
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House Democrats want to inject hundreds of millions of new dollars into the MBTA, calling for a sharp increase in operating budget support and funding for new initiatives such as a hiring and training program.
A doula is a trained birth coach who works with a woman during pregnancy and after the birth of a child.
Affordable housing continues to be a big problem all over our area, one solution that’s picking up steam involves some pretty small buildings.
Lawmakers will gavel in a hearing Tuesday about a proposed ballot question that would eliminate the separate, lower minimum wage for tipped workers.
February is Black History Month, but one local high school incorporates it into its curriculum all year long.
Olin College President Gilda Barabino has been a trailblazer in chemical engineering and is now working to get more young people of color excited about STEM-related fields.
History was made last month when the Boston City Council selected its first Haitian American president.
New data shows test scores are slowly rebounding among American students who suffered educational loss during the pandemic.
“White residents have a net worth of almost $250,000 and that Black residents have a net worth of eight bucks.”