Boston Water Commission Pays $1M for Retaliation
Suffolk County jury orders Boston Water and Sewer Commission to pay $1 million for retaliating against Black employee after discrimination claims.
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Suffolk County jury orders Boston Water and Sewer Commission to pay $1 million for retaliating against Black employee after discrimination claims.
Brad Stevens explains Celtics' trade impact and Tatum-Brown relationship after trading Jaylen Brown.
Hundreds flock to Market Basket for Ann Michael Maye’s first public meet-and-greet.
Andrew Allen, a Boston Arts Academy custodian, donated a kidney to save Thomas Thermidor’s life after his brothers were rejected as donors.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel will decide A.J. Brown's return for Sunday's Jets game Saturday.
Edward J. Brown, a Boston Public Schools safety official, faces rape charges after ex-girlfriends obtained restraining orders citing harassment.
Boston College's new president vows to stay true to its Catholic liberal arts mission amid higher education crisis.
Martha's Vineyard State Police barracks becomes unlikely scene of alleged rape after emergency management employee reportedly assaulted woman at bar.
Walpole's Shane Harrington throws for 21-0 upset of No. 11 Milton.
Boston Legacy FC beats Louisville in rain-delayed NWSL game.
Celtics rookie Chris Cenac Jr. holds court against LeBron James in overtime victory over 76ers.
Bruins' power play and penalty kill secure 4-2 win over Ducks after shaky start.
Cambridge social worker Sosa Samura charged with drunken driving after fatal crash in Port neighborhood.
Healey leads Minogue by 22 points in Massachusetts governor race despite Republican campaign struggles.
Massachusetts should prioritize public health over gambling profits.
Jets keep losing to Patriots despite injuries and A.J. Brown's return.
Hyannis transformed its struggling downtown into a thriving hub through local zoning changes and business improvements.
Dana-Farber and Beth Israel launch $1.68 billion cancer hospital in Boston, shifting from Brigham partnership.
People describe America’s problems: inflation, political ads, and a lack of community.
Two NHL veterans seek opportunities to play in Boston or elsewhere after being waived by Bruins.
Antonio Brown, facing attempted murder charge, debuts stand-up comedy in Cambridge.
Cambridge and Lexington schools lead Massachusetts' best public elementary and middle school rankings.
Massachusetts House Democrats reject Healey’s gas tax suspension proposal ahead of Election Day.
Boston AI firm ASI valued at $3 billion after FAA and Army contracts.