Tiana Woodard

Members of the Hyde Square Task Force and the Massachusetts delegation are pressing for the corporation to drop prices in more low-income neighborhoods.

Historians around the state are revisiting the nation's origin story with fresh eyes, centering on communities that have often been left out.

Historians say the deletions are part of a larger effort by the Trump administration to wipe LGBTQ+ history from the public record.

The pandemic laid bare inequities that Boston's greatest minds worked hard to address. Five years later, some of these actions are under fire.

Though these big-name retailers haven’t removed these products from their shelves, growing calls for boycotts have some small business owners worried.

Wiley was a founding partner of Budd, Reilly, and Wiley, and was the first Black chairman of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.

The Legacy Fund of Boston stands out with the types of historic preservation work it chooses to fund and the communities in the city it is trying to target.

‘This is bigger than me’: For Mattapan Patriots football and cheer teams, victory is more than sports

Though a ballot measure to make parts of Black Boston its own city failed twice at the polls, the root themes of the movement have survived nearly 40 years later.

Several Globe Santa letters this holiday season captured the experiences of Muslim refugees hoping to adopt Christmas as an ongoing family tradition.