Boston police now say they’ll hold another session with Lawyers for Civil Rights 

Liberal Democrat found common cause with libertarian-leaning Pioneer Institute on school policy 

Dorchester restaurant that jump-started revitalization to close after 18 years

Study shows boost in graduation rates

Boston mayor who relished online engagement as 'wutrain' says it’s become too divisive 

Most think children academically at grade level when data say otherwise 

Court says ban only applies to state convictions

Yvonne Hao will helm economic development; Jason Snyder to oversee technology 

‘We have to do better,’ says one

Tufts political scientist Eitan Hersh says ‘political hobbyism’ now infecting the workplace

From taking on public health messaging on COVID to blistering ‘Warren Democrats,’ opinion writers challenged our thinking 

State-appointed receiver tells state board sustained improvement is goal  

BU is only school to even take note of analysis raising alarms

Two-term governor -- and one-time college hoopster -- will oversee 500,000 college athletes

Enrollment decline putting pressure on district spending 

Report outlines ambitious $3.2 billion plan to ensure housing stability

Requirements should be repealed 'immediately,' say researchers, citing unfavorable benefit-to-risk data

Driscoll says focus on college and career pathways ‘very much aligned’ with incoming administration’s thinking

Court ruling turns on 1851 law’s idea of what’s 'noxious or filthy'

State grant enables 15 RTAs to go fare-free through end of the year

Westborough’s Kate Donaghue will be a first-term rep – with decades of political experience

Gov.-elect charges six panels with producing 'action-oriented deliverables'

Coverage of campaign launch characterized by blunt truths 

Vennochi says campaign light on issues makes it hard to know how Healey and lawmakers will get along 

Will the Democratic ‘trifecta’ bring harmony or infighting? 

What the results said about some of those on – and not on – the ballot 

Progressive ballot questions pass by thin margins

Dorchester city councilor accuses Protestant colleague of anti-Catholic bias 

Study finds increase for higher-income students, but no change for lower-income 

Group with close ties to governor spending big to boost Amore