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Byline: Daniel Kool More than 100 activists gathered outside the Bulfinch Entrance of the Massachusetts State House Thursday afternoon, braving the cold and rain to protest the Sunday police killing [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool The banks of the Charles River were kept alive by the heartbeat of djembe drums Tuesday afternoon -- tying the soft rattling of bicycle spokes, the cries [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Boston's food trucks are looking toward the outdoor dining season with cautious optimism. Zinneken's food truck on Commonwealth Avenue. Boston food trucks are preparing for an increase [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool The City's Charlestown Community Impact Fund approved more than $370,000 in grants to nonprofits in its neighborhood for the winter 2020-2021 season Monday -- following a diminished [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Several dozen activists gathered outside of South Station Monday afternoon for a rally honoring International Women's Day. Musician Haley Martin tunes her guitar before a brief set. [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Born in Fayetteville, N.C., raised in Houston and killed in Minneapolis, George Floyd's death impacted Boston from more than 1,000 miles away. Boston Police Department officers. While [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool While the pandemic has pushed some of Boston's Valentine's Day shoppers online, businesses that typically experience a surge around the holiday say demand remains high. Boston businesses [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Mayor Marty Walsh has deep roots -- and a new future -- in the labor movement. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. If Walsh is confirmed by the Senate [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority implemented a series of temporary service changes Saturday, eliminating weekend transit on most commuter rail lines, cutting all weekend ferry transit and [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool The Daily Free Press has covered the City of Boston as it weaves through a nearly year-long period of loss and resilience brought on by the COVID-19 [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool President-elect Joe Biden is tapping Mayor Marty Walsh, a Boston native and former work union president, to be his Secretary of Labor. President-elect Joe Biden nominated Boston [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Boston public schools, which have been operating mostly virtual since mid-March, are unlikely to fully reopen until after winter break, Mayor Marty Walsh said at a press [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool A North Cambridge mural of Rep. John Lewis was vandalized Monday night, with lines of black spray paint obscuring his face and partially covering one of the [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool The First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals sided with Harvard University in a yearslong discrimination case Thursday, ruling that the University does not intentionally discriminate against Asian-American [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Former Vice President Joe Biden was elected the 46th president of the United States Saturday following four days of uncertainty during which President Donald Trump threatened legal [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Hundreds marched from Nubian Square to the steps of the Boston Public Library Wednesday night, rallying behind an array of progressive causes and protesting a false declaration [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool President Donald Trump falsely declared victory early Wednesday morning -- when nine states were yet to finish tallying their ballots -- and attempted to discredit mail-in ballots [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Demonstrators clad in red cloaks and white bonnets gathered on the steps of the Massachusetts State House Sunday morning to advocate for abortion rights and condemn Amy [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Massachusetts restaurants are bracing for lost revenue as colder temperatures threaten the feasibility of outdoor dining, a saving grace for many as the pandemic limits indoor seating [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Beheaded in June, the Christopher Columbus statue in the North End will not return to the neighborhood's Christopher Columbus Park. The Christopher Columbus statue in the North [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Businesses in Salem are preparing for reduced crowd sizes and revenues this October as the ongoing pandemic interferes with the city's usually busy Halloween season. A shopping [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Activists gathered at a park across from Boston Police District B-2 in Roxbury Friday evening to protest a grand jury decision not to press criminal charges for [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Residents are reporting an uptick in rat infestations throughout several Boston neighborhoods as the pandemic shifts food waste into residential areas. Residents of several Boston neighborhoods have [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Activists gathered in the Boston Common Wednesday afternoon, standing in solidarity with Kenosha, Wis. following the police shooting of Jacob Blake in late August. The protest included [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Since the pandemic began, the Massachusetts Restaurant Association estimates one in five restaurants in the Commonwealth have permanently closed. Nud Pob Thai Cuisine on Commonwealth Avenue. According [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Boston Public Schools will start this academic year virtually because of the ongoing pandemic on Sept. 21. The district will then try to gradually transition into in-person [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool As the pandemic forces Boston businesses to prioritize public health, many face a trade-off between establishing effective sanitation protocols and maintaining environmentally sustainable practices. Pizza from T. [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Police reforms are on the table in the City of Boston. For the City of Boston, police reforms are on the horizon after Wednesday's City Council decision [...]

Byline: Daniel Kool Massachusetts on Thursday became the second-to-last-state to reopen its golf courses. The decision by Gov. Charlie Baker marks the end of a complete shutdown that had been [...]

On September 26, 2012, a woman aged 35 years from Kosrae in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) was hospitalized with fever, headache, muscle pain, vomiting, leukopenia, and thrombocytopenia. A [...]

In September 2005, the 37 countries and areas of the World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific Region (WPR) established a goal to eliminate measles in the region by 2012. After [...]

Lyme disease (LD) is caused by the spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted through the bite of Ixodes spp. ticks. CDC began LD surveillance in 1982, and the Council of [...]

On November 1, 2002, a married couple traveled from Santa Fe County, New Mexico, to New York City (NYC), where they both became ill with fever and unilateral inguinal adenopathy; [...]

The article reports that the Powers University Bookstore has opened a new store on Kenwood Avenue in Janesville, Wisconsin which sold out Norfolk State hoodies after a profit loss.