In a bizarre turn of events, traffic on I-93 was brought to a standstill Sunday afternoon due to a naked man laying in the travel lanes near exit 15, prompting multiple calls to Massachusetts State Police around 4:15 p.m. Upon arrival, troopers detained the man and secured him in a cruiser while EMS was called… Read More »
In Boston, the concept of co-living—where tenants rent bedrooms while sharing common spaces like kitchens and bathrooms—has been met with mixed results. While some developers are enthusiastic about the potential of this housing model to offer affordable living options in desirable neighborhoods amid an escalating housing crisis, others are reconsidering their investment as the model… Read More »
A Boston College student is facing charges after allegedly stealing more than $45,000 worth of luxury merchandise from Saks Fifth Avenue at the Prudential Center, according to court documents. Justin Smith, 22, a current employee of the high-end retailer, was arraigned in Boston Municipal Court on Wednesday, charged with larceny over $1,200. He pleaded not… Read More »
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A tense atmosphere prevailed at MIT following another clash between pro-Palestinian protesters and police on Thursday afternoon. The protesters, who have entrenched themselves in a parking garage critical to the university’s operations, are demanding that MIT sever its funding ties with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Hannah Didehbani, an MIT student and… Read More »
BOSTON — Moments after touching down at Logan Airport, chaos erupted in the aisle of a Spirit Airlines flight, captured on cell phone video by shocked passengers. The incident occurred late Tuesday evening as the plane, arriving from Myrtle Beach at 11:44 p.m., was beginning to deplane. A brave flight attendant attempted to intervene, using… Read More »
The Celtics experienced déjà vu in their playoff journey, echoing the first round against the Miami Heat with a compelling Game 1 win followed by a disheartening Game 2 loss, this time falling 118-94 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Boston. Despite the match being tied at halftime, the Cavaliers seized control in the latter half,… Read More »
In the chambers of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, a legal battle unfolded that challenges the traditions of Boston City Council’s invocation practices. The Satanic Temple, hailing from Salem and recognized as a non-theistic religious corporation, has argued for the right to deliver the opening prayer at these meetings—a privilege they… Read More »