Zontre Mack was convicted last month by a jury that found that he fired the gun that killed Curtis Ashord, Jr. Mack, who was 18 at the time of the murder, will be eligible for parole in 30 years.

Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center has received a $1.5 million commitment from Bancel Philanthropies that moves the organization closer to the construction of a new facility in Dorchester.

The flood of new liquor licenses coming down the pipeline over the next three years continues to bring out new and interesting applications, including the Franklin Park Zoo and a long-time diner on ...

The Second Church of Dorchester in Codman Square, which dates to 1806, is in the middle of a major restoration project that ...

James Brett and Joyce Reardon enjoyed visiting while attending the Friendship Social for People of all Abilities in Florian ...

A city program aimed at preserving affordable housing stock marked a significant milestone on Oct. 24 at a home on Harvard Street in Dorchester, one of 1,000 across the city that has been stabilized ...

The Lower Mills Merchants Association and partners will stage its annual Holiday Stroll in Lower Mills and Milton Village on Sat., Nov. 30 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. The popular event includes free trolley ...

Massachusetts saw a substantial increase in abortions in 2023, the first full year after the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. According to state data obtained by WBUR, Massachusetts doctors ...

Beades bridge on Morrissey Boulevard. The bridge is due for a replacement under a State plan still in development. Reporter I was dismayed to read “Columbia-Savin Hill neighbors want reset on ...

In 2025, doctors in Massachusetts and across the US will see their Medicare payments cut by almost 3 percent under new regulations issued by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. For family ...

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Most of his time, however, has been spent on stage at 572 Tremont St. When the lights dim and the curtain opens, Grant transports to 1988 and becomes Thomas Payne, the son of “a sharp-tongued ...