Kaitlyn Johnston

When her older sister, Vice President Kamala Harris, was called upon to make history, Maya Harris called Boston designer Daniela Corte to help her dress for the inauguration. View this […]

The COVID-19 Daily Dashboard was not published on Thanksgiving. Today’s dashboard includes reports received early afternoon Wednesday, Nov. 25, through 8 a.m. Friday, Nov. 27. As a result, today’s numbers […]

While online shopping can be tempting, plenty of unique shops and pop-ups have opened around Boston ahead of the holiday season. From statement jewelry to quirky home decor, here are […]

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris reacted Saturday after multiple news outlets, including The Associated Press, The New York Times, and CNN, declared Joe Biden’s victory over incumbent Donald Trump in the […]

On Saturday afternoon, many women — citizens, television journalists, and celebrities alike — described the magnitude of seeing Kamala Harris as vice president-elect of the United States. “On Saturday, major networks […]

Alex Cora is back as manager of the Red Sox less than a year after parting ways due to his role in the 2017 Astros’ sign-stealing scheme. Cora, 45, who […]

When your typical high-energy MO is at odds with your current status, it’s tough to stay motivated. That’s why we asked Boston’s workout pros how they’re making the most out […]

With the coronavirus pandemic putting a damper on everyone’s routines, keeping an active, healthy schedule can be a struggle. Packed fitness classes have been sent packing, and in-person gym sessions […]

This Labor Day weekend is going to be a stunner. Forecasters predict the weather will be pleasant across the Boston region through early next week. High temperatures are forecast in […]

Mass. reports 11 new COVID-19 deaths, 136 new cases

Mayor Marty Walsh responded Sunday night as violence erupted in downtown Boston after a protest calling for justice in the death of George Floyd, the Black man who died while […]

As soon as Pro Football Hall of Fame president David Baker knocked on the door, the people on the other side started to cheer. Baker was there to alert Randy […]

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We’ve hibernated, holed up, and hunkered down for the better part of five months. At long last, it’s time to go out and have some fun. Here’s our guide to 110 things to do — one for every inch of snow we endured during that long winter.

Now that the forecast looks like the city probably won’t see the blizzard-like conditions that bring the Boston Yeti out to roam the streets again anytime soon, everyone’s favorite critter from the winter of 2015 is shifting gears and helping animals in need.