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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court says the city of Boston can continue building White Stadium in Franklin Park, giving Mayor Michelle Wu a massive victory on a high-stakes project that she's championed for years.

The star prosecution witness in the federal corruption trial of Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins read aloud private texts and emails the two exchanged over the years, writing at one point about his "love" for the man he's now testifying against.

"I'm looking at all of these older politicians and think we need new blood," said Ann Steeves of Burlington, in a message often heard

In closing arguments Wednesday, prosecutors and the defense agreed on one thing: This case came down to a question of greed.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and how she fared at the polls was one of the Tuesday primary's subplots.

Three days into a pilot program with the Boston Police Department, city officials realized Flock Safety had been distributing data it promised not to share with external law enforcement agencies, according to the city's 2025 Surveillance Technology Report.

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By mapping their vocal repertoire and building a rat "dictionary," Peterson and his team could help the city map where rats are, where they'll go next and determine whether deterrent efforts are working.

Question 9 asks voters whether to keep or scrap a 2024 gun law. Gov. Maura Healey signed “An Act Modernizing Firearm Laws” in July 2024.

Gov. Maura Healey and challenger Mike Minogue shared a stage but little else Thursday, as the Democrat and Republican savaged each other's positions during their last debate before Election Day.