20 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital return to work after a historic strike and lockout, though a contract deal remains elusive.
Crews have begun removing World Cup infrastructure and stadium branding following the conclusion of games in Foxborough.
Meta faces $1.4 trillion in penalties as cities and states sue over teen mental health concerns
Meta faces a potential $1.4 trillion penalty as four U.S. states take a youth social media addiction case to trial.
The Museum of American Finance has reopened in Boston, featuring an AI-powered Alexander Hamilton experience for visitors.
Excessive heat has forced organizers to implement last-minute schedule changes for the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular.
A critical repair backlog involving pests and infrastructure failure is prompting the federal government to consider selling off problematic properties.
The 2026 NHL draft is sparking debate over the best, worst, and most surprising picks.
World Cup fans are missing matches after last-minute ticket cancellations on the resale platform StubHub.
The 'Tartan Army' is drawing attention as Scotland fans move their World Cup celebrations from Boston to Miami.
An Air Canada flight from Newark diverts to Boston after passengers restrained a pilot suffering a mid-flight medical emergency.
An Air Canada flight was diverted to Boston after the captain became incapacitated midair.
Robert Kraft is seeking to bring the New England Patriots to Scotland following a significant Scottish presence in Boston during the World Cup.
Two jets came within 300 feet of each other at Boston's Logan Airport, prompting an investigation.
Team Scotland departs Boston following a World Cup stay marked by city-wide gratitude and a widespread traffic cone prank.
The MBTA's top executive faces allegations of inappropriate behavior, sparking a wave of media coverage.
Scottish World Cup fans have descended upon Boston and Foxboro, sparking a widespread celebration of soccer and local nightlife.
Scottish soccer fans, known as the Tartan Army, are bringing kilts, sing-alongs, and traffic cones to Boston during the World Cup.
Boston is allowing public drinking in designated zones during the World Cup, sparking local interest and debate.
Netflix's new Harlan Coben crime thriller 'I Will Find You' is drawing attention for its high-energy, bingeable nature and 'second-screen' appeal.