Hilly and rocky terrain and heavy rain obviously can combine to wreak havoc. Some elderly readers may remember the catastrophic floods in southern New England from Hurricane Diane, in August 1955. But ...

Boston, along with Cambridge and Newton, got the 10th spot on a recent report conducted by WalletHub. The study compared the ...

Teachers and students usually spend the first month of school getting to know each other. Imagine if we could all hit the ...

Nia Buyu, Boston Public Schools' Softball Player of the Year, pushes herself and others in the batting cage and the classroom ...

Boston announces its 2025 Summer Eats program, providing free meals to youth at over 30 citywide sites during the summer, ...

When choosing a place to call home, quality of life can be one of the most overlooked factors. Metrics, like access to quality education and health care, crime rates and air ...

As a bill banning cell phones in public schools picks up steam on Beacon Hill, parents and advocates against early smartphone ...

EdVestors, a Boston-based school improvement organization, awarded $537,700 in grants to over 35 nonprofits working with 63 Boston Public Schools (BPS) to support equitable, quality arts education for ...

Boston is a thriving city in many respects. But when so many families choose to raise their kids elsewhere, the city is not ...

Skipper earned roughly $350,000 last year, according to city records. The committee may enter into negotiations with her for ...

The state Senate advanced a bill Tuesday night that would require public schools to restrict phone use. The Joint Education Committee redrafted legislation combining seven different Senate bills, ...