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The mayor’s ordinance is headed to a working group for potential changes.

In a unanimous “yes” vote, the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) last week gave the green light for developers to move ahead in building a new indoor sport facility on Mt. Vernon Street in Columbia Point. Board chair Priscilla Rojas said the facility will be “an amazing resource to so many young people in the community.” A partnership between the Boys & Girls Clubs

"This is in the larger context of Michelle Wu being subjected to very racist and gendered attacks all along," Erin O'Brien said of the protests.

"They need to be called out." Read more on Boston.com.

For Father Roman Tarnavsky, this time once seemed unimaginable. Read more on Boston.com.

Boston City Councilor Michael Flaherty is asking his colleagues to consider giving tax abatements for properties in the Mass. & Cass area.

Hayden will seek election to become Suffolk County's next district attorney.

Two Boston city councilors say their legislative body has been left in the dark on the status of the city's COVID-related state of emergency.

On Jan. 27, the Boston Licensing Board voted to approve a proposal by the national liquor retailer Total Wine and Spirts to open for business in what is now an empty storefront in the South Bay Mall. It will fill a 23,000-square-foot hole left empty by OfficeMax. The proposal to site a “big box store” operation in the one of the city’s largest shopping centers – one that was

Arroyo is the first candidate to officially declare in the race to succeed former DA Rachael Rollins.