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The state’s highest court on Thursday ruled that Mayor Michelle Wu and the city of Boston had proper authority in December 2021 to amend the vaccination policy to require municipal workers to get inoculated against coronavirus.

AUDIO IS BOOMING, BROADER AND MORE COMPLEX THAN EVER A study by Sentient Decision Science found that sound can influence a person’s desire to engage wi...

Award-winning audio post production house, SNK Studios, and specialist audio agency, Red Apple Creative, have rebranded to Forever Audio. The group has...

On an ancient hill in Dorchester, all signs pointed to the future Monday when city officials broke ground on what is only Boston’s second new fire station in 40 years. The new Meetinghouse Hill Fire Station got underway late last year with construction crews blasting away at solid ledge rock for several weeks. Work is now underway on the station’s foundation. With that

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is set to hear oral arguments from the city and three unions representing police and firefighters.

Hasani Little, a third grader at the Shaw Elementary School, played a big man’s role on the morning of Dec. 2 when fire broke out at his home on Lucerne Street. He was asleep when he became aware of the fire in the three-decker he shares with his mom and four siblings. He first woke up his family, then alerted his neighbors as well, including a mother and her newborn baby.

The Boston Fire Department and the community are celebrating a student for his extraordinary acts of bravery. The Fire Department honored a student named Hasani...

Boy helps evacuate burning three-decker as an early-morning fire spreads

An immigrant from County Roscommon, Ireland, McHugh enlivened trad sessions — from living rooms to pubs — for decades in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The Massachusetts Civil Service Commission suspended the exams over a 2009 lawsuit brought forward by the police unions claiming the exams discriminate against...