Lisa Creamer

Voters rejected Question 4, a measure to legalize certain plant-based psychedelic drugs and created a network of licensed therapy centers so adults 21 and older could consume them under supervision.

The eighth-grader was subjected to racism and bullying, including an "egregious re-enactment of George Floyd's murder," at the Amos A. Lawrence School in Brookline, according to a civil rights complaint.

The city has so far not reported any human cases, but will be spraying pesticides off a truck on Thursday evening after 8:30 p.m. (or Friday, if the first date gets rained out) in the area near Rural Cemetery.

Many expressed gratitude toward the 81-year-old, praising his actions as president and record as a longtime public servant.

The Worcester County adult had recently traveled abroad before getting diagnosed in early July with the highly contagious disease, according to state Department of Public Health officials. Measles can linger in the air for up to two hours after a person with the disease leaves a room.

Chief Financial Officer Travis Boucher wrote in a statement early Friday that the news outlet’s review, so far, “indicates that there is no evidence” its donor database or financial systems were affected in the breach and any hack of its internal data appears “limited.”

Decrying what he called an ” ‘anything goes’ attitude” by celebrants at Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, City Councilor Ed Flynn posted on social media that many of the nearly 1 million parade-goers “do not treat residents of South Boston with respect.”

The Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care says it is reviewing why the license of a day care provider in Boston’s South End was repeatedly renewed after she was indicted in 2019 on federal trafficking charges.

Exposure to phthalates — chemicals found in many household products — could affect a person’s ability to get pregnant, according to researchers at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. However, the study did not find a connection between phthalates and pregnancy loss.

A video shared on several social media platforms shows two people apparently leaping from the roof of a Red Line train into the Neponset River in an apparent stunt. MBTA transit police authorities say they’re aware of the video, hope to identify the people seen in it and bring criminal charges against them.