"Leopoldstadt" confronts antisemitism with saga of Jewish family in Austria
The first American production of the Tony-award winning play "Leopoldstadt" is at Boston's Huntington Theatre.
Do Massachusetts cyclists, drivers understand the rules of the road?
In Massachusetts, bikes are allowed to go almost anywhere a car can go. But cyclists and drivers don't always get along.
Researchers use artificial intelligence to help ALS patient speak again
Using artificial intelligence, doctors have found a way to give people who lost their voice to ALS the ability to speak again.
King Richard's Faire ready to take families to magical place for 43rd year
King Richard's Faire in Carver is open on weekends starting Labor Day weekend through October 20.
Post Office Cafe in Provincetown becomes a Broadway hotspot
Provincetown is becoming a summer home for some of the biggest names on Broadway.
"T: An MBTA Musical" is a comedic "love letter" to Boston's transportation system
This is a musical comedy loosely based on the Wizard of Oz. It's the story of the MBTA keeping three people in Boston from getting to their destinations.
How do you stop political texts on your phone?
If you have a cell phone, you've probably received texts from political candidates who are looking for money. So how do you stop them?
Is the $2 billion Mass Pike project in Allston worth it?
There are big plans to change the Mass Pike in Allston where the highway takes a dramatic sweeping turn.
Iconic Boston Ballet dancer steps away from company after 2 decades to teach
John Lam will perform for the last time in Spring Experience at Boston Ballet which runs from May 9 through the 19.
Why are headlights so bright? There may be a fix, but it's complicated
The blueish tint of LED headlights can make for a white-knuckle ride on roads in Massachusetts and beyond.
Mission Hill community calls for investigation into nursing home set to close
A rally was held on the front lawn of a Mission Hill nursing home on Friday, where community members, staff and lawmakers called for the state to investigate the facility and keep it open.
What is magnet fishing? Unexploded ordnances found in Charles River
Magnet fishing is growing in popularity, but it can also be a dangerous hobby.
Could turning office buildings into apartments solve Boston's housing crisis?
With Boston in the midst of a housing crisis, could office buildings be the solution?
Should financial literacy classes be a requirement for Massachusetts students?
A 19-year-old college sophomore is on a mission to make financial literacy a requirement for every student in Massachusetts.
Are fines for illegal teacher strikes in Massachusetts being paid?
Teacher strikes are illegal in Massachusetts and the unions have been ordered to pay hefty fines.