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Wu reportedly proposed a COVID testing option along with the city employee vaccine mandate, but conflict with unions over the mandate remains.

Tensions are still flaring over Mayor Michelle Wu's sought-after COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city employees.

A member of the “Greatest Generation,” George Francis Vitanovec, was welcomed into the arms of God and his beloved wife, Agnes, on Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022, at age 103.

San Diego-based developer IQHQ purchased 155 N. Beacon St. for $50 million in March 2021 and plans to demolish the building and replace it with a campus totaling about 409,395 square feet.

The Boston Licensing Board on Thursday approved a proposed 23,000-square-foot Total Wine store at the South Ball mall, where the OfficeMax used to be. At a hearing in November, the store said South Bay was in strong need of a large liquor store stocking hundreds of different types of beers, wines and spirits - pointing in part to the liquor license the mall's Stop & Shop had,

This week marks the launch of Axios Pro, a premium M&A and deals newsletter service that will sell subscriptions for $599 a year or more.

A civilian decided to step in and save the day when he saw a police officer in upstate New York being attacked by a couple.

As the Covid-19 vaccine mandate – those age 12 and over had to prove they had one dose of the vaccine to enter various establishments – was set to descend upon the city last Saturday, it wasn’t just restaurants, function halls, and coffee shops confronting the situation; there was much anxiety at ice rinks throughout Boston, including at Dorchester’s Devine Rink.

After a year with three mayors amid an ongoing pandemic, Bostonians can’t be blamed for wanting things to settle down a bit. But anybody who’s made it to any Friday thinking, “Well, maybe next week will be quieter,” understands that’s a hope and prediction unlikely to come true. The race for governor is expected to thrum in the background for the first half of the year, as

Masked and bundled up against the cold, five new councillors were welcomed to City Hall on Monday as they joined eight returning incumbents in the courtyard, where they took their oaths of office under a January sky. The rare, and brief, ceremony, driven outdoors by a resurgence in Covid-19 cases from a virulent strain that is tearing through Massachusetts, drew US Sen.