Edward Everett Square News Today

In the days after the murder, the good people of Massachusetts thought they saw the shooter everywhere.

Herald readers sound off on the Boston City Council, Mass and Cass, and Joe Biden's political background

A guide to shopping, eating, and more in Dorchester, Boston’s largest neighborhood.

A third 7-11 convenience store on Dorchester Avenue will close this month, this time in Fields Corner. But Massachusetts-based Richdale, which operates a chain of convenience stores, has stepped in to lease the space, according to the property owners of 1420 Dorchester Ave. Gerry McSweeney, chief operating officer of City North Development, said 7-11 chose not to renew its

After 28 years, Boston city archivist John McColgan is history.

A community activist says he cleans drug paraphernalia in the park nearly every day and frequently confronts the drug users.

When the Vincent Van Gogh exhibition at the Strand Theatre opened last October, neighbors and business owners in Uphams Corner noticed something a bit new – lots of visitors. The Van Gogh display is scheduled to close this week after a five-month run, and though it’s too early to get the raw numbers on ticket sales and revenues, the eyes don’t lie. The exhibit has attracted

Essaibi George makes her 11th-hour pitch to Boston voters on everything from the city's mask mandate to school reform to Mass. and Cass.

Seized stuff. Boston Police report drug-unit officers with three separate warrants arrested a man and seized his alleged drug and gun stashes in a raid in Edward Everett Square in Dorchester yesterday morning. Police say Tevis Regis, 26, of Dorchester, was arrested on charges of possession of a machine gun, possession of a large-capacity feeding device, two counts of improper firearm storage and possession of Class B drugs with intent to distributed during the raid at 716 Columbia Rd., around 1...