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2015 will be a busy one in politics. The race to the white house will intensify. Well also look and get predictions about the world of medicine and the economy from jim cramer. Cool. Were going to take a moment to look back at the fun we have had in 2014 from sochi to the big halloween show and so much more. Also we are going to start your new year with a song from Carrie Underwood. Lets check on the stop stories from sheinelle jones. Good morning, happy new year to you. Happy new year. Bad wet ...

Last Thursday at First Baptist Church on Ashmont Street in Dorchester, the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO) began its campaign for “housing justice” with call and response, testimonies, and a scorecard for state legislators. To explain why new spending was needed to develop or preserve affordable housing, a series of “storytellers” went up to a lectern before a

Nearly two dozen restaurants are joining together in a lawsuit alleging "unequal, unfair, and discriminatory treatment" through the outdoor dining program.

Boston City Council President Ed Flynn has not said what his political plans are after his term as president ends in just a matter of days, but he has made it...

Herald readers sound off on the exclusion of the Florida State Seminoles from the college playoffs, the heroism of Fox reporter Benjamin Hall, and the idea of a basic income in Boston.

Herald readers sound off on voting for vice president, the proposal for a basic income in Boston, and America's energy independence under Trump

The Wu administration is doling out funds to help 24 companies open up in vacant street-level spaces.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pressing hard to introduce rent control in the city, in hopes of stabilizing the housing market for tenants. A city-backed bill to cap rent increases at 10% on roughly half the city's rental units has been on Beacon Hill for more than a month. Lawmakers are not rushing to sign on.

The City of Boston plans on once again enforcing a tent-removal protocol on Monday in the homeless encampment near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and...

Reynolds will establish a new team charged with addressing urgent challenges facing Boston’s economy, including nightlife Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that