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In Boston, one of the biggest political issues of 2025 is one that affects every single resident: housing. Like the rest of the state and beyond, the city is doing its best to lower high housing costs and create more housing supply.
Red tape and NIMBY neighbors are keeping the city from adding housing. But when it comes to accepting density, the future is now.
After their eight-year playoff run ended last season, the Boston Bruins made moves to bolster their roster for a bounce-back performance in 2025-26.
A Boston police radio failure has city lawmakers and police at odds over its role in a violent spree of shootings and stabbings that hurt five people in just three hours on Sunday night.
Defensive back Amari Jackson, offensive lineman Logan Taylor, tight end Jeremiah Franklin, wide receiver Lewis Bond, and quarterback Grayson James—who was named the Eagles’ backup signal caller to redshirt sophomore Dylan Lonergan last week—were the players who made the cut.
Chisholm's first order of business as new owner was to extend head coach Joe Mazzulla, signing him to a multi-year contract. Mazzulla has been somewhat of a polarizing figure in Beantown. He was heavily criticized for the Celtics' playoff flameout in 2023, but was largely revered for leading the team to a title the following season.
The approximately $450 million development project at 75 Morrissey Blvd. will create 754 new apartments in the neighborhood, according to planning documents filed with the city. The Boston Planning and Development Agency Board approved the proposal at its monthly meeting last week.
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Celtics Wire on MSNBoston Celtics star Jayson Tatum speaks on Achilles rehab for the first time
But this week, in a social media post ( via Celtics Blog's Noa Dalzell), Tatum opened up about his injury, how he has been dealing with it, and what comes next for the Duke alum. "Rehab is tedious, man — six days a week. It’s starting to get a little bit better now, I’m out the boot now," said Tatum.
Boston ICE Acting Field Office Director Patricia Hyde blasted Mayor Michelle Wu for refusing to cooperate with federal immigration laws after Attorney General Pam Bondi's ultimatum.