Faculty are demanding Santiago Schnell's ouster after a detection tool flagged his Washington Post essay as fully AI-written.

A Harvard scientist's spreadsheet turned national tracker shows Massachusetts alone lost $6 billion, with only a fraction restored.

Sen. Maggie Hassan wants grease-fighting forever chemicals out of takeout bags and wrappers for good.

Edward Munch pocketed $3,120 in a Town Hall maintenance job he helped create — almost matching the fine he just paid.

His mom learned of the sexual harassment case a month late, via a letter from BPS civil rights officials.

The proposed fund is intended to address emerging health care needs and costs tied to federal policy changes.

The party's X account called for violence against nearly every elected Democrat in New Hampshire before deleting the post.

Pioneer Institute says 150 Boston commercial properties may owe roughly $19 million in overtaxation after filing appeals.

A Holyoke committee rejected a compromise to keep Columbus Day alongside the new holiday, setting up a full council vote.

Nearly seven years without a branch, Allston residents now face a formal USPS study that could make the closure permanent.

Statewide test scores declined in 2026, with 10th-grade English hitting a new low even as middle school math showed pockets of recovery.

A methodology overhaul favoring STEM earnings data ended Princeton's historic run — even though its own numbers barely budged.

Wilmington's Planning Board holds a hearing Sept. 29 on a bylaw that would shut out hyperscale data centers entirely.