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It was 130 years ago. New Year’s Day, 1894, and Charles Mann was perched in the reporters’ gallery, jotting down the latest intel on the unfolding start to a new term. As court officers and lawmakers busily prepared for the dawn of the 115th General Court, and Gov. Frederic Greenhalge prepared to give his inaugural address, Mann was launching a new enterprise.
The Boston Licensing Board has voted to suspend a restaurant's license to serve alcohol and food after the eatery's co-owner allegedly shot someone.
It's the first time since 1982 that the NAACP has held its annual convention in Boston. Tanisha Sullivan, president of the NAACP's Boston branch, gives an inside look at what's in store for this year's event and the free activities that are open to the public.
The liquor license for the North End restaurant owned by a man arrested in connection with a shooting that pierced the window of a popular bakery has been suspended.
The Boston University community shares various reasons they love Boston and what makes the city so special.