Aaron Schachter

“The purpose of this is to illustrate that democracy always has to be defended,” Secretary of the Commonwealth Bill Galvin said.

Under the new ordinance, no city government agency will be allowed to acquire or use facial recognition technology.

“In our 36 years, we’ve never seen this high volume of critically ill patients,” said Boston MedFlight CEO Maura Hughes.

Are things really all that different now than they were at the beginning?

Worcester native Stephen DiRado captured his father’s decline from behind the camera.

Earlier this year, GBH News exposed allegations of physical abuse and other misconduct at the shelter.

The FBI said it is looking for more potential victims.

There goes the neighborhood. Yet another Boston institution is calling it quits.

Once left for dead, the city outside Boston is seeing its stock price rise so fast that it is outpacing nearly every other small city in America.

New England’s second-largest city is experiencing a dramatic resurgence.

The event at Fenway is called Crashed Ice. It features skaters racing downhill. Cameron Naasz is a two-time Ice Cross Downhill world champion.

A new documentary airing on WGBH television explores that speech and Kennedy’s relationship with the man who it honored: poet Robert Frost.

WGBH News Recognized with Two Awards at National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Convention  GBH News