Explore the growing trend of the Buy Nothing movement, a sustainable alternative to contemporary consumerism fostering community engagement and environmental awareness.

Idan and Batia Ofer resign from Harvard Kennedy School's executive board over university's response to Hamas attacks on Israel.

As the Department of Fire Services' annual Burn Awareness Video Contest commences, it urges schools with media design and production-focused communication courses to participate, aiming to raise fire safety awareness among young people.

The story of lobster diver Michael Packard, who escaped from inside a whale's mouth off Cape Cod, comes to life in a new documentary, "In the Whale: The Greatest Fish Story Ever Told."

Boston officers walk the beat in the city's North End with residents on October 10, fostering connections and partnership within the community.

As communities come together to honor the life and legacy of Anna Noviello, the Boston Police Department participates in the 3rd annual Anna's Monster Dash 5k, showcasing the power of unity in East Boston.

A recent incident occurred involving Tufts Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and their controversial statements about Hamas' terrorist attacks on Israel.

On November 5th, the 20th annual GenesisHR Battlegreen Run will unite runners in Lexington, showcasing how road races can change lives, with proceeds supporting local non-profit organizations, such as Rawkstars Inc.

Amidst the competition and ambition of the Chicago Marathon, a Boston-based runner, Sarah Bohan, chose compassion over personal accomplishment by stopping mid-race to rescue a stray kitten.

Boston police continue their Dry Land Training Program in East Boston, aiming to strengthen community engagement and foster positive relationships between law enforcement and the local community.

The debate around a controversial statement made by Harvard-affiliated advocacy groups blaming the Israeli regime for the violence continues to unfold. To understand the varied perspectives surrounding this controversy, it is essential to examine the events that have led to this situation, the reaction of various stakeholders, and the overall impact of the debate on the Harvard community.

On October 9th, the BPD gathered with community members and leaders in Norman B Leventhal Park for an event promoting faith and unity. Commissioner Michael Cox and Mayor Michelle Wu were among the attendees.

A recent collaboration between BPD and local faith leaders in Jamaica Plain reveals the potential for partnerships to foster compassion, healing, and community ties.