Trans teen shares his story, encourages families to understand their children
Of all the demographics within the LGBTQ+ community, transgender individuals often face the highest percentages of threats to their physical and mental wellbeing.
Massport asks travelers not to drive to Logan Airport during Sumner Tunnel closure
State and local officials are working overtime to get out the word that the closure's impacts will be far reaching.
Ben Haith recalls designing the Juneteenth flag -- in Boston
It was in 1997 when Ben Haith came up with the idea to create a flag for the Juneteenth holiday.
Back Bay residents concerned about safety of proposed bike lanes
More bike lanes could be coming to the Back Bay, and it has garnered mixed reactions from people who live there.
Gay pastor of Myrtle Baptist Church in Newton seeks to open minds
Pastor Brandon Thomas Crowley hopes to inspire others to be more themselves.
Outdoor concert venue brings new life to Suffolk Downs
The Stage at Suffolk Downs is a seasonal outdoor concert venue.
Alex Newell's Tony Award win "surreal" for friend of Lynn native
A Massachusetts native took home one of the night's top prizes at this year's Tony Awards on Sunday.
Winchester families, businesses show their Pride with paint
The Family Action Network of Winchester organized an event allowing community members to paint Pride-related art on the windows of businesses around town.
Pioneer doctor in HIV/AIDS research honored in Boston's 'Portraits of Pride'
A local doctor who pioneered HIV/AIDS research and co-founded the Fenway Institute is being honored in Boston's "Portraits of Pride" for Pride Month.
Mass. lawmakers try to repeal ban on Happy Hour again
The sale of discounted alcoholic beverages has been illegal in Massachusetts since 1984.
FTA rejects MBTA safety plan citing 'immediate risk' to workers
The back and forth between federal and state transportation agencies continues with worker safety front and center.
Boston Common covered in 37,000 flags for Memorial Day
Many people stopped by Boston Common Monday to check out the 37,000 flags installed there to commemorate Memorial Day.
Man charged with murdering neighbor in Bridgewater
A man has been ordered held without bail on charges that he murdered a woman in Bridgewater.
Cambridge offers $200 grants for residents to host block parties
Leaders in Cambridge are willing to put their money where their mouth is by providing grants to residents looking to bring neighbors together.
'Portraits of Pride' to recognize members of the LGBTQ community
"Portraits of Pride" is scheduled to unveil its latest selection of nominees on June 1st to commemorate the beginning of Pride Month.