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What we know — and don't know — about the Lewiston, Maine mass shootings

As of Thursday morning, residents in three Maine communities — Lewiston, Lisbon and Bowdoin — are being asked to lock their doors and shelter in place as over 100 investigators search for the suspect. 

Why Boston wants to make City Hall an official landmark

Boston's Landmarks Commission is pushing to designate Boston City Hall — and its its iconic, if divisive, architecture, as an official landmark. Here's a look at what the designation would mean for the 55-year-old building and where the process goes from here.

Boston Medical Center is using solar to give patients a powerful prescription: electric bill help

Taking advantage of a new federal tax credit, BMC is the first hospital in the country to use solar panels to generate energy credits to help pay their patients’ utility bills. Here's how the program works.

Still laboring for a State House union

Ballot battles beget strange bedfellows

A Boston prelim primer: The 4 City Council races to watch Tuesday

The Sept. 12 preliminary election will decide which two candidates move on to the Nov. 7 general election in four Boston City Council races. Here's what voters in Districts 3, 5, 6 and 7 should know before heading to the polls.

2 Boston city councilors face tough election after scandals in and out of office

Councilors Kendra Lara and Ricardo Arroyo are fighting to advance in Tuesday's preliminary election after weathering months of negative headlines related to ethics scandals.

Healey eases student loan pain for health workers

Maui locals share what residents of the mainland U.S. can do to help

Massachusetts volunteer groups and logistics specialists are delivering aid in Maui following last week's deadly wildfires. Noelle Lo, a Maui resident and Boston University student, shares ways civilians off the island can help.

City Council knew about Boston swimming pool closures long before summer