Boston Mayor Willing To Lead Charge Against Legalized Marijuana
Supporters of legalized marijuana are working to put the issue on the ballot for voters to decide in 2016.
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Supporters of legalized marijuana are working to put the issue on the ballot for voters to decide in 2016.
There's still no sign of two missing rare pieces of art from the Boston Public Library, and Mayor Marty Walsh wants answers.
The flags remember fallen Massachusetts heroes.
Thousands of people including crime victims' families, law enforcement and political leaders have joined in Boston's annual Mother's Day Walk for Peace.
Boston is looking for someone to run First Night, the annual New Year's Eve celebration.
Mayor Marty Walsh and other officials will raise commemorative banners on Boylston Street.
The Red Sox may be in Philadelphia to start the season, but if you walked by Fenway Park on Monday, it felt just like Opening Day.
An emergency measure that made some narrow streets in South Boston one way when they became choked with snow during the winter may become permanent.
A group of U.S. mayors is gathering in Boston to discuss key urban issues.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says the rollout of the city's Olympic bid has been hampered by too many "distractions."
For better or worse, Sunday's snowfall has secured this winter a place in history.
Boston mayors have boycotted the event for 20 years over the gay rights issue.
Done properly, this could transform Boston's worst public space into its best.
South Boston's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade will go on as planned on March 15th.
A long-time resident of Dorchester says she and her neighbors are getting some terrible treatment from the city of Boston.
Mayor Marty Walsh has revised a formal agreement he signed in December 2014 with the United States Olympic Committee removing language that indicates city employees cannot criticize Boston's bid for the 2024 Summer Games.
Players can win prizes for helping out local economy.
Mayor Marty Walsh said he wants Boston roads as clear as possible for the evening.
It's not safe to be on Boston roads following another record-setting snowstorm, Mayor Marty Walsh said Sunday.
Boston residents say the Citizens Connect app has not been working properly.
Boston is trying to import help from everywhere, especially with another storm on the horizon.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh is urging residents to shop locally if they go out for Valentine's Day before the storm begins Saturday night.
More than 5,600 complaints over snow removal have been filed in the city.
