Owners of two small Mattapan Square markets charged with more than $6 million in SNAP fraud and selling rice stolen from programs feeding starving children December 17 Two men who run neighboring micro-markets on Blue Hill Avenue in Mattapan Square - one just 150 square feet - were arrested today
Man charged with murdering woman in her Codman Square apartment in 1997 December 16 Boston Police report arresting a man they say stabbed Ruth Foster, 56, to death in her apartment on Withington Street in Dorchester on Oct. 14, 1997.... Couple wins approval to replace tiny Charlestown storefront with tiny
State promises it won't work with Google again to install disease-tracking software on people's phones December 15 The state Department of Public Health and some Western Massachusetts residents have reached a settlement of a lawsuit over the department's work with Google during the pandemic
311 complaint of the day: Never change, Southie December 14 A disgusted resident files a 311 complaint about the apres-snow situation at K and East 7th streets in South Boston: We got just enough snow ... December 14 Somebody was able to scoop up enough snow to create a pair of
Regime demands Boston stop redlining rich white people December 12 The regime yesterday told Mayor Wu it is looking at possible criminal action against her and other city officials for the perfidy of trying to stop displacement of poor minority residents and having the temerity of running programs that try
Line riders were unable to jet, due to a stupid driver in a 'Vette December 10 The C Line was knocked out of service for a couple hours tonight after somebody drove a late-model Corvette onto the tracks at Marion Street, near Summit Avenue, in Brookline. DA: Crack dealer
Connecticut man third out of stater charged for Mass. Ave. street takeover that ended with BPD cruiser torched December 9 A Roxbury Municipal Court judge today set bail at $2,000 for a Norwalk, CT man on charges he shot off the fireworks that set a BPD cruiser ablaze during
Those puffy jackets really work December 9 Mary Ellen looked up during a walk through Millennium Park and saw this puffed-up red-tailed hawk looking down at her. Woman charged with pushing another woman onto Green Line tracks at North Station December 8 Nyleamah Tinnell Kinsey, 50, was ordered held in
Boston loses an artist, Napoleon Jones-Henderson December 7 Greg Cook reports the death of Napoleon Jones-Henderson, who helped start the AfriCOBRA artists collective in the 1960s in Chicago before moving to Boston, where he taught art and worked in a variety of media to chronicle and portray the Black and
Balancing act December 4 Mary Ellen captured the moon yesterday perfectly balanced on one of the posts that have sprung up along the walking path at the bottom of the hill at Millennium Park in West Roxbury. Criticizing Israel isn't necessarily proof of anti-Semitism, judge says in tossing
It doesn't matter if the cars are old or new, the Red Line will find a way to make riders stew December 3 As the morning rush was ending, Thomas Connor found himself stuck at Park Street, thanks to a dead Red Line train - and not one
West Roxbury getting '50s-style diner with bright yellow highlights December 3 The owners of Bánh Mì Ơi on Centre Street in West Roxbury are taking over the former Christo's space next door to open an American-style 50's-like diner specializing in comfort foods like burgers and