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The break early Wednesday morning comes after earlier breaks led to a boil water advisory and low water pressure for several days.

It’s not a money pit that will just have to suck it up for the greater good, be it for Lollapalooza, NASCAR or a casino. And that's why its residents deserve more info about the deals City Hall is cutting lately.

Four days after the death of longtime Tribune editor Col. Robert R. McCormick, Richard J. Daley was elected mayor of Chicago, leaving one alderman to famously utter "Chicago ain't ready for reform," writes Rick Kogan.

Fenway Park is still a baseball institution 110 years after it opened its gates. Check out how the park evolved over the last century.

The 18th annual Regional Juried Exhibition will open at the Freeport Art Museum on April 30.

A move to a new location in the Prudential Building offers an opportunity to think deeply about where Crain's—and the city—are headed next, Publisher Jim Kirk writes.

Council bosses have agreed to compulsory purchase a derelict listed building and ‘major heritage asset’ in Oldham town...

“Sound doesn’t just have the ability to set an image. It can take you back in time.”

Where do you go for the best sunset views in Greater Boston? We also want to see your best fall sunset photos. Share with us on Boston.com.

It’s James Jordan’s name and son Michael Jordan’s fame that will bring audiences to imdb.com’s “Moment of Truth,” but the docuseries has little to do with them. The five-part documentary, which began streaming Friday on the Amazon-owned website best known as a resource for TV and movie credits, is really about justice, incompetence, inconsistencies and allegations of corruption. The elder Jordan, a murder victim not long after his son’s third NBA title with the Chicago Bulls in...