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  1. -14 h

    City responds to Downtown Boston crime surge with increased police presence

    Downtown Boston Gets Boost in Police Patrols and Anti-Theft Operations

  2. -2 dias

    Surging ahead, the Red Sox are now the talk of baseball

    Boston Globe sports reporter Alex Speier joins WBUR's Morning Edition to discuss the team's transformation.

  3. -2 dias

    What can you expect to see during this month's three major celestial events

    You can catch three different celestial events this month: a partial solar eclipse, the Perseids meteor shower and a near-full lunar eclipse. Here's when and how you can see each of them.

  4. -4 dias

    Advocates push for legislation on Beacon Hill to alter how criminal legal system treats new moms

    Jessie Colbert, who works for the statewide maternal mental health advocacy group Mind the Gap Coalition, is lobbying for a bill on Beacon Hill that would change how the criminal legal system treats new moms charged with crimes.

  5. -4 dias

    Weighed down by its past, the MBTA looks to the future

    MBTA General Manager Phil Eng hopes to bring the MBTA into what's called a "state of good repair," where trains run fast, stations are clean and well-lit, and signals operate like clockwork. In the meantime, though, he — and T riders — must contend with a decades-long maintenance problems that continue to snarl commutes.

  6. -4 dias

    Yes, meat allergy ticks are real. No, you shouldn't panic

    Massachusetts has seen dramatic rise in reported tick-borne diseases in the last three years, according to data from the state Department of Public Health. This year, there has been a spike in one particular illness known as alpha-gal syndrome, which has hit Martha's Vineyard especially hard.

  7. -5 dias

    Wu reflects on bicyclist's death and discusses her vision for street safety

    Thousands signed a letter accusing Wu of slow-walking the transportation safety agenda she ran on. But the tragedy is also personal for the mayor. Gag once interned in Wu's old city council office.

  8. 2/08

    Thousands of cyclists pedal across Massachusetts for the Pan-Mass Challenge

    Organizers of the Pan-Mass Challenge held this weekend hoped to raise 79 million dollars for cancer research and care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Nearly 65-hundred cyclists took part. Rachel Marshall rode to honor her late father.

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Learn about the most important issues facing Massachusetts from the people in charge and the people most affected.

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