Jeremiah Bideau never considered how he might react in an emergency, but when a fire causing damage estimated at $500,000 broke out at a house next door to his River Street home on Friday, he ran to ...

Brooke E. Woodson, a longtime Boston civic and business leader who spent more than two decades working for the City of Boston, died Sept. 26 after a brief illness. He was 62.

The latest numbers suggest that the value of producing 41,000 (and dwindling) Boston Globe newspaper copies for sale every day won’t cut it for much longer, writes.

The discussion over rebuilding Blue Hill Avenue was renewed over the last month through a series of four public meetings that offered a thorough overview of the most recent plans for the $163 million ...

Mayor Michelle Wu joined housing officials and advocates on Wednesday (Oct. 7) to dedicate a refurbished hotel-turned-housing ...

Eva Longoria is in the neighborhood shooting a film adaptation of Francisco X. Strok’s acclaimed young adult novel “Marcelo ...

Two Dorchester real estate professionals have joined forces to launch a new development company focused on their own ...

A Native-owned company, in collaboration with Wampanoag tribes, has completed the design of what could be the first permanent ...

The city’s Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA) on Tuesday voted unanimously to approve a 42-unit extended stay hotel proposed for the former Little House property at 275 E. Cottage St. The vote came only ...

Student performers will take the stage this Saturday (Oct. 10) at the Strand Theatre for the 32nd annual “”Twist & Shout” ...

Boston Municipal Research Bureau is calling attention to the challenges facing the nearly 14,554 BPS students who attend the district’s 31 open enrollment high schools.

Two Dorchester city councillors say they are frustrated and confused by the Wu administration’s current approach to installing new speed humps as residents continue to bombard them with requests for ...