Man held without bail for Readville stabbings April 8 A Jamaica Plain man already out on bail on a charge of attacking somebody with a dangerous weapon last year was arraigned yesterday on nine counts related to two stabbings on Readville Street in Hyde Park on Monday.... Developer of unbuilt
Snow, on April 7? Yes. But at least it was the best kind of snow: Looks pretty, doesn't accumulate. Mary Ellen was out and about in Brookline this morning to capture its evanescence. This'll work well for the World Cup: Noem's replacement wants to
Flaming fan brings firefighters to Huntington Avenue apartment, near South Huntington April 5 Boston firefighters responded to the top floor of 896 Huntington Ave., between South Huntington Avenue and Colburn Street, Mission Hill, after a bathroom ceiling fan caught fire around 7:35 p.m. Read more. Hey, classical music
Boston police commissioner didn't violate the First Amendment rights of a commander he demoted for taking a seat on a state police-oversight board, judge rules April 2 Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox did not violate Eddie Chrispin's First Amendment rights when he busted Chrispin from deputy
Durkan pulls Council power move and creates something the Council rarely has: A cliffhanger April 1 The agenda for the weekly Wednesday meetings of the Boston City Council are normally set and posted by noon on Monday - state open-meeting requirements and all - but there's typically time
UMass Boston police sergeant arrested in connection with New York City corruption case March 31 A sergeant on the UMass Boston police force was arrested this morning on charges he participated in a New York City bribery and kickback scheme involving home health care for the elderly and a security
Fire displaces six on Marshfield Street in Roxbury March 30 Boston firefighters responded to 54 Marshfield St., off Norfolk Avenue in Roxbury, for a fire around 3:30 p.m. City Hall faces nearly $50 million deficit with just three months to fill the hole; blames public-safety overtime, rising health-insurance
17-year-old charged with February shooting in South Boston; was nabbed with a loaded gun, police say March 29 Boston Police report arresting a 17-year-old on charges he shot somebody at West 8th and F streets on Feb. 18. Allston shooting suspect turns self in; is 16 March 29 Boston Police
The Red Line was rolling on its new Tremont Street extension tonight March 26 Roving UHub photographer John Patrick Haley caught a gander of two new Red Line cars being delivered to the Cabot Yard on flatbeds rolling down Tremont Street at Rutland Street around 8:45 p.m. He
Four-alarm fire hits three-family house on West Street in Hyde Park March 25 Boston firefighters responded to 125 West St., off Hyde Park Avenue, in Hyde Park around 3:45 p.m. for what turned into a four-alarm fire. City Council drop kicks measure to ban alcohol sales at White
New apartment building approved across from Ashmont station March 24 The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved plans for a six-story, 33-unit apartment building at 555-563 Talbot Ave. in Dorchester. 33 affordable apartments approved on Bowdoin Street in Dorchester March 24 The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved plans by
Councilors emphasize different people's pain in carjacking/shooting case March 23 Councilors Erin Murphy (at large) and Miniard Culpepper (Roxbury) both agree it was wrong for a man to have attacked and carjacked a woman in Brigham Circle. And both want Boston Police or the Suffolk County District
The dark history of a constitutional amendment that now keeps us from becoming Arkansas March 23 On Friday, a federal appeals court ruled Massachusetts does not have to pay for special-education classes for students at private schools, in part because of an "anti-aid" amendment to the state constitution
Group of largely White parents loses again in effort to overturn BPS exam-school admissions policies March 19 A federal judge today dismissed another suit by a group of parents who alleged the way students are chosen for acceptance to Boston's three exam schools is biased against White and
Attic fire goes to two alarms on Harvard Street in Dorchester March 18 Boston firefighters responded to 158 Harvard St. near Gleason Street in Dorchester around 10:30 p.m. for an attic fire that went to two alarms as flames burst through the roof. Councilor seeks to let non-citizen
Lawsuit by South End landlord details fraud allegation against Croft School founder - and demand for at least $14 million in damages for failed lease deal March 18 The owners of the South End building where the Foodie's market was supposed to make way for a new branch
Judge orders Bobby Brainworm to quit fucking around with vaccines March 16 A federal judge in Boston today ordered the increasingly misnamed Department of Health and Human Services to quit screwing around with vaccine schedules and do what Congress requires and let a body of actual experts have a say
Man shot in the neck in the South End March 15 A man was shot at Washington and East Berkeley street in the South End around 7:40 p.m. Nice day for a parade March 15 Our roaming UHub parade correspondent is in the heart of South Boston for
White Stadium plan calls for residential parking permits for nearby residents and visitor passes, but plan not enough, some residents say March 12 Boston officials last night described a transportation plan for the new White Stadium and its pro soccer matches that would include free shuttle buses from three T
Police say officers fatally shot carjacking suspect who tried to run them down in Roxbury March 11 Stanley Staco reports what started as a carjacking in Brigham Circle ended in Roxbury on the other side of Mission Hill with the driver shot by Boston Police officers. Homeland Security grabs 14-year-old
It's come to this: Quirky international scientific award ceremony moving to Zurich out of fear of ICE grabbing foreign participants March 10 The Ig Nobel Awards, presented at Harvard or MIT since the early 1990s, is moving its award ceremonies this year to Zurich, and has no plans
Large swath of land acquired by controversial South Boston developer along Dot Ave to be auctioned off next week March 9 An auctioneer has scheduled a March 17 sale of more than five acres of land along Dorchester Avenue that South Boston developer Andrew Collins had acquired in the hopes
Sunset Saving Time March 8 Somerville Steve watched the sunset over the old and new Hancock buildings in the Back Bay this evening. Adam Castiglioni had a good view from along Atlantic Avenue and the Greenway: Glory be: Sale price of a downtown office building increases for a change March
Chinatown residents tell strip club to stay off Stuart Street March 5 A Chinatown community meeting about a proposal by one of Boston's two remaining strip clubs to move from its alley to the more prominent Stuart Street last night went about as you might expect ... Boston had