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Beauty dupes, Gen Alpha's skin care obsession and the growth of the masstige market are all expected to be key industry themes in 2024.

WBUR's Morning Edition hears from Sam Mintz, editor of Brookline News, about a new zoning proposal that passed last night at a town meeting in Brookline. The plan will put the town in compliance with state regulations requiring multifamily zoning within communities serviced by the MBTA.

If you are a DC social media obsessive, you probably know Alan Henney, who tweets breaking local crime news straight from the police scanner all day every day. You also probably saw him getting dunked on heavily last weekend, after he posted a video of himself breaking the law. To be fair, Henney walked into

When the print edition of the Brookline Tab shut down in 2022, a band of journalists joined forces.

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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., was scolded by Keith Olbermann on social media Monday when the far-left, former MSNBC host said he used to “date” the lawmaker.

The U.S. Postal Service had said earlier this year that only 10 percent of the brand-new fleet would be EV but now appears to be adjusting to changing times.

After a similar bill was vetoed by Governor Charlie Baker in 2020, the Massachusetts senate has reintroduced an amendment that would mandate discounted transit fares.

Elon Musk is defending Tesla after a software update that permitted "rolling stops" led to the recall of 53,822 vehicles.

It’s time to pick back up where we left off. Democrats aren't giving up hope on passing major climate legislation after Sen. Joe Manchin threw up his arms just before Christmas and put the breaks on his party’s reconciliation bill.