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Suspicious letters sent to political offices in Massachusetts
Triple stabbing survivor calls for more mental health resources in Boston
Reaching peak fall color: The science of autumn's transformation
Ever wonder how every year nature transforms green leaves into a stunning array of colors?
Healey and Minogue made their final pitches to voters in a tense debate. Here are 4 takeaways.
The two clashed over housing costs, public accountability, abortion access, immigration enforcement, and energy policy.
Aspiring entrepreneurs in Boston pitch business ideas to Ronnen Harary for cash prize
Ellsworth American named New England Newspaper of the Year
The Ellsworth American has been named the New England Newspaper of the Year in its circulation class for the second year in a row.
Life Science Tools Market Forecast to 2035: Growth Accelerates on Genomics and Biomanufacturing Demand
The global life science tools market is forecast to expand through 2035, supported by rising genomics research, biomanufacturing scale-up, and lab automation adoption.
Science, health research bond to appear on March 2028 ballot - Healthcare
Science, health research bond to appear on March 2028 ballot - The Black Chronicle
"Paw Patrol" co-creator offering entrepreneurs $500 for great business idea
‘One of the ocean’s best-kept secrets’ spotted near Massachusetts
Hint: They have a 12-foot-wide wingspan and can weigh up to 1,100 pounds.
Would ‘money out of politics’ proposal live up to its name?
If approved, Proposal 2 would prohibit direct or indirect contributions to Michigan politicians by DTE Energy, Consumers Energy and companies with more than $250,000 in state government contracts.
Healey, Minogue spar over spending, political ties in first Massachusetts governor debate
Beth Israel Lahey Health names new CEO
The No. 2 executive will take the reins of the system as it prepares to break ground on a new cancer hospital.
Fermilab to lead two new Genesis Mission awards to accelerate development of microelectronics and quantum
Two new awards will expand Fermilab’s critical role in the Genesis Mission by developing custom microelectronics and advancing quantum information science.
Why people from Bermuda come to Boston for healthcare
Mass General Brigham receives more patients from Bermuda than from any other international country or territory.
HPMA sets Saturday entertainment lineup, plus return of Market-at-Market
The High Point Market Authority (HPMA) has planned its evening entertainment lineup for Saturday, Oct. 17, along with the return of its signature “Market-at-Market.”
State public health officials announce 12th human case of West Nile virus
The woman was likely exposed in Norfolk County, officials said.
Learning the language of trees with the Orlando Science Center
The science of it: We're heading to the rainforest to dive deep into the communication of trees.
Pols & Politics: White House launches website on the ‘real cost of Socialism’
The White House has launched a new webpage warning U.S. families of the “real cost of Socialism,” while state lawmakers prepare to take up proposed federal changes to the 2030 census this month.
Bills news: Previewing the Patriots
Josh Allen and the Bills have gotten off to a much better start on offense than Drake Maye and the sputtering Patriots.
Democrats dream of putting Florida back in play. Are they squandering their chance?
Democrats have struggled to compete in the state for years, but a surprisingly tight race for governor has their hopes up — despite a huge financial deficit.
Roxbury community unites to support businesses displaced by Edison building fire
3 bold takes for Bills-Patriots in Week 4
Quarterback Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are likely extra motivated to face the New England Patriots in Week 4
Bruins Solved One Roster Problem, But Another Is Coming
The Boston Bruins may have a complex roster crunch coming once Matthew Poitras returns to action for the club. The post Bruins Solved One Roster Problem, But Another Is Coming appeared first on HEAVY.
UMass Memorial hires Chicago-area health executive as CFO
Biesczat spent 14 years with the organization now known as Endeavor Health, a nonprofit health system operating nine hospitals in and around Chicago.
Dozens displaced, 6 businesses destroyed after fire in Somerville's Teele Square
There's a debate over debates in Mass. politics this election season
In 2026, debates are becoming a point of contention. Republican challengers are chastising Democratic incumbents for not debating enough, or at all.
The Mental Health Association Data Breach Settlement Agreed
The Mental Health Association, a Chicopee, Massachusetts-based human services agency that provides substance use recovery and support services for The Mental Health Association, a Massachusetts-based human services agency, has agreed to a settlement to resolve class action litigation over a November 2024 cyberattack and data breach that affected 12,633 individuals.
GBH Daily: When everyone agreed on healthcare
New from the Big Dig team.
Graffiti in Turners Falls causes damage, business owners perplexed by messages
What struck several people in downtown Turners Falls when their businesses were defaced with graffiti is — it seemed targeted, but misplaced. In this western Massachusetts village in the town of Montague, the numerous messages were connected to the violence in Gaza, to children dying, and notably to the eating of brunch.
Bills vs. Patriots Week 4 opening odds follow interesting narratives
The Buffalo Bills enter their Week 4 matchup against the New England Patriots with interesting odds
Cape Cod restaurant hit with harassment, hoax 911 calls after hosting GOP fundraiser
A Cape Cod restaurant has been inundated by online threats and harassment, even a hoax 911 call resulting in a massive emergency response, in retaliation for hosting a Republican fundraising event.
Lucas: What if politics actually worked?
There are some 3.2 million registered independent voters in Massachusetts compared to 1.3 million Democrats and 424,000 Republicans.
N.Y. governor candidates stake out AI stances
Absent standard federal AI regulations, states like New York are trying to take the lead.
Beach Boys concerts quietly canceled amid 'short break' from touring
Just before the Beach Boys were scheduled to return to the stage after a "short break" from touring, several of the band's shows were quietly canceled.
U.S. News 2027 Best Undergrad Business Schools Ranking: Wharton Reclaims The Solo Crown
U.S. News’ 2027 undergraduate business ranking puts Wharton alone at No. 1. Plus specialty leaders and the ranking's biggest movers.
Opinion | Mass. AG’s Meta settlement is key step forward for youth health
The landmark agreement strengthens protections for young people online and empowers parents.
California, New York sue to block Trump deals canceling offshore wind projects
The lawsuit was filed Tuesday
New MCAS results show gains in math, declines in English and science
New MCAS results show Massachusetts students made progress in some math subjects, but scores declined in English language arts and science across several grade levels.
AI is generating a mental health crisis, warns Divine Mercy University president
"Who are we? What does it mean to be human? What understanding of the person should guide technological and social development?"
Deputies release surveillance pictures of burglary happening inside local business
Surveillance pictures show a burglary inside a business and deputies are asking for the public's help solving the case.
L’Humanité festival renews commitment to popular front politics in France
PARIS—“I’m always on the side of the people, of those who fight to defend their livelihoods, of those fighting for the dignity to feed their children and pay their bills,” declared Fabien Roussel, national secretary of the French Communist Party (PCF) to a crowd of thousands last weekend. “I know which side I am on when there are barricades.
Can entertainment help us heal?
Sometimes a song, movie, TV series, or book can help. The ‘doctor’ is in.
Charles River Community Health launches $5.2M expansion to meet high patient demand
With nearly 10% of Waltham residents turning to Charles River Community Health for essential medical care, the health center is launching a major
Instant analysis from Patriots’ 20-3 win over Steelers
Observations from the 2026 home opener at Gillette Stadium.
Rockport fire displaces 2 families, impacts businesses
Firefighters responded to reports of a gas odor Sunday morning and found thick black smoke coming from a Broadway Avenue building.
Saturday Night Open Thread: Can’t Stand *Pats
Come and join this merry band of Steelers’ faithful for some lively debate about our Steelers, good food, music, and the merits of the odd cold beverage.
Recap: Boston College scrapes by Maine, 22-16
On Saturday afternoon, the Boston College football team faced off against the Maine Black Bears at Alumni Stadium for Week 3 of the 2026 regular season. The first possession already showed some fireworks when Boston College recovered a Maine fumble on the opening kickoff. But BC failed on their 4th down conversion in the first […]
Can the Red Sox recapture their summertime magic?
Boston is likely headed towards an all or nothing October.
Saints Lose 10-Year Starter to Month-Long Surprise Injury
The New Orleans Saints are already working on bouncing back from a loss to begin the 2026 NFL season. They certainly didn’t need such negative injury news to emerge Wednesday night. Turns out that one of the Saints’ most reliable players is going to have to miss an extended length of time. According to ESPN’s […] The post Saints Lose 10-Year Starter to Month-Long Surprise Injury appeared first on HEAVY.
Vargas: Privacy laws shouldn’t hurt local businesses
I hope lawmakers remember that consumer privacy and small-business success are not competing goals.
Senate is to vote on cryptocurrency regulation as Democrats push back on Trump investments
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate is set to vote Tuesday on whether to move forward with legislation to create a new regulatory framework for cryptocurrency, a pivotal election-year test for the $2.3 trillion market as many Democrats say it doesn’t go far enough to rein in President Donald Trump’s investments. The vote, just two months […]
Supreme Court says Trump cannot enforce new mail-in ballot regulation
The decision means a Postal Service measure that could lead to ballots not being sent to voters won’t be in effect for this November’s midterm elections.
Premiums up, subsidies at risk as Massachusetts Health Connector open enrollment nears
The complex landscape is fueled by escalating health care cost pressures and policy shakeups in Washington.
UMass Amherst national poll reveals concerns about AI as politicians battle over what to do
While politicians battle over the right way to handle artificial intelligence companies, new polling suggests the nation is concerned about how the nation's leaders are handling both the technology and its environmental impacts.
UMass Amherst Launches Historic, Transformational $120 Million Future of Food Initiative | Institute for Applied Life Sciences
UMass Amherst is launching a $120 million effort to address real-world concerns as the global food system faces critical challenges related to climate change and sustainability, food safety and a growing population expected to reach 10 billion people by 2050. The initiative will include a new 36,000 square foot research facility, a multidisciplinary collaborative research center, an endowed chair in food science and three endowed faculty positions who will examine crucial questions about the future of our global food system.
440,000 Forced Out of Advantage Bought Medigap. Their Health Questions Were Waived. Their Claims Came With Them.
Your Plan G premium just jumped and you filed no claims, changed nothing, and did nothing wrong. The reason traces back to 440,000 people who landed in Medigap blocks across the country, and understanding it changes what you do next.
She Pays $260 a Month for Plan G. The Same Insurer Sells a Cheaper Version of It, and Getting In Means Clearing Its Health Questions.
She called her insurer's sales line out of curiosity and heard a price for her exact plan that was materially lower than what showed up on her renewal. Getting from one number to the other means clearing health questions she never knew would matter this much.
Opinion | Murder cases highlight racial disparity in postpartum care
"Unfortunately the federal government is unlikely to address these issues," writes Dr. JudyAnn Bigby, former state secretary of health and human services.
Massachusetts political parties stand by as their membership rolls evaporate
Why Massachusetts parties are allowing the slow-moving self-destruction to continue is anyone’s guess.
No-Danger Ranger, Red Sox beat Royals 5-1
Were you worried about Ranger Suárez coming into this afternoon’s game? It’s okay to admit it if you were. Hell, it’s okay to still be worried a tad. The man put up a 5.70 ERA in the month of August, culminating in a no-show performance against the Yankees in what was the biggest series of […]
Bat at Providence zoo prompts rabies warning from RI health officials
A bat showed signs of having rabies at a Providence, Rhode Island, zoo last month, health officials said Friday.
Nadathur Rajagopal of Weston, Indian Scientist and Science Communicator, Passes Away at 89
WESTON, Mass. — Nadathur Rajagopal, a nationally recognized scientist from India whose career included serving as a science speechwriter for former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and leading planning efforts at …
Courtney Morin, 2026 Outstanding Women in Business Recipient
Courtney Morin, FSA, MAAA, joined Northeast Delta Dental in 2004 after earning her Bachelor of Arts degree from Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, with majors in mathematics and economics. Courtney is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and a member of the American Academy of Actuaries.
Pease Tradeport continues as NH economic engine
New report cites Tradeport’s ‘uniquely important role in New Hampshire’s economic architecture’ as executive director looks toward ‘retooling’ for life science users
Controversial Salem window art policy paused after complaints from business owners
New Hampshire Gubernatorial and US Senate Primaries By the Numbers
Kelly Ayotte makes history once again in the Granite State.
Pappas, Sununu sweep to victory in U.S. Senate primaries
Pappas, a moderate Democrat and current Congressman in the 1st Congressional District, will face off against Republican and former U.S. Senator John E. Sununu.
What to watch in New Hampshire tonight: From the Politics Desk
Plus, Republicans revive a familiar playbook in Texas.
988 Day: Do you know about the 911 for mental health emergencies?
Hundreds of people in Maine die by suicide each year. There is a hotline you can call if you or a loved one is facing a mental health crisis. Your reason is reason enough. #988Day
Forsyth County Health Department Marks '988' Day
Forsyth County Health Department Marks '988' Day
4 CDMOs to consider when outsourcing manufacturing
Contract development and manufacturing organizations looking to do business with biopharmas include Lonza, which has more than 30 sites, and Samsung Biologics, which recently announced a planned acquisition of another CDMO.
Field of Dreams draws visitors and boosts Dyersville businesses
The Field of Dreams in Dyersville continues to attract tourists and drive business growth, with events like a music festival and a Major League Baseball game bringing more activity to the area.
Patriots’ Christian Gonzalez Talks “Not Close” Per ESPN Insider
ESPN insider Adam Schefter had an update on Christian Gonzalez’s contract talks. It is not one that New England Patriots fans will want to hear. The insider reported that talks had not progressed between the two sides.Earlier Monday, a report came out that Executive Vice President of Football Administration Matt Groh was a central figure […] The post Patriots’ Christian Gonzalez Talks “Not Close” Per ESPN Insider appeared first on HEAVY.
Key moments in the Lindsay Clancy case: the 911 call, mental health care, mistrial
The judge has declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. After seven days of deliberating, the jurors failed to reach a verdict on whether she was criminally responsible for killing her three young children at her Massachusetts home. Judge William Sullivan declared the mistrial Friday. That came after jurors sent a note saying that they were “unable to come to a unanimous decision and will not be able to." The emotionally charged case has sharply divided many Americans and generated intense interest for over a month. It’s drawn attention to issues around maternal mental health after childbirth.
Most kids don’t know their rights. New book aims to fix that
Iowa City native and former public defender Emily Galvin Almanza has written “Andromeda Diaz and the Reasonable Doubt,” a middle-grade mystery to teach kids their constitutional rights and the power of due process.
Assailant lunged at Democratic candidate for Ohio governor at fair, campaign says
An armed assailant lunged at the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, Amy Acton, on Sunday during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair, injuring several people, campaign officials said.
Massachusetts businesses push back after city says to remove hand-painted window art: "Keep Salem weird"
MCC receives funding to support life sciences education, workforce development
In July, the Healey-Driscoll administration and the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center announced $12.3 million in funding through four tracks of the MLSC’s Education and Workforce Development Grant Program. Middlesex Community College r…
Americans’ ‘government corruption’ problem is in a new league
It is not news, or surprising, that Americans are worried about government corruption.
Neal, longtime incumbent, beats Whalen, an educator, political newcomer
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal has retained his seat as the congressman for the 1st Hampden District. He beat out school teacher Jeromie Whalen.
Senate races: Collins victorious, Brownsberger race too close to call
The contests drew attention for their potential to upset the status quo on Beacon Hill, and demonstrate just how far Mayor Michelle Wu’s influence extends in Boston politics.
Minogue wins GOP governor’s primary, AP projects
The Army veteran turned CEO will be the Massachusetts Republican Party’s nominee for governor.
Bill Simmons under review by Massachusetts authorities after admitting to proxy sports betting
Simmons, the founder of The Ringer, said Tuesday that it was a “lesson learned” after FanDuel voided his wagers.
Massachusetts Democratic primary is a generational clash as Rep. Seth Moulton targets Sen. Ed Markey
Democrats across the U.S. are showing a strong desire for change.
Instant analysis of the Patriots’ initial practice squad
The Patriots began filling out their practice squad on Monday.
Maine lawmakers call on MaineHealth to keep Lincoln County labor unit open
Another labor and delivery unit in Maine is slated to close before the end of the year. A Maine Legislature committee is trying to take action to keep services open.
Young adults mostly shrug at sports betting risks, study finds
Young adults are largely ambivalent toward sports betting, with many viewing it as an acceptable activity that also carries possible risks, according to a new study.
Pols & Politics: Healey’s ratings slump again in latest poll, still favored for reelection
A trend of unsatisfactory approval ratings continues for Gov. Maura Healey in a poll released just days before the September primary, as former Boston Police Commissioners are honored in Quincy.
Eagles reportedly waive 2025 draft pick
The Philadelphia Eagles waived 2025 sixth-round pick Myles Hinton on Saturday, according to a report from NFL insider Adam Schefter. Hinton’s departure doesn’t come as a surprise; he really struggled this summer. The Eagles originally experimented with moving the 24-year-old to guard earlier this offseason before putting him back at offensive tackle, where he didn’t […]
Eagles vs. Bengals preseason game updates
Eagles preseason football wraps up on Friday night against the Bengals!
Gender politics obscure tragedy in Clancy trial
Too many on both sides of this toxic debate show minimal awareness of the facts.
Patriots News: Pats-Browns ‘Bubble Bowl’ final audition before cuts
Daily news and links for Thursday, 8/27/26
How Mass. consumers and businesses stand to be affected by Canada trade war
Building materials, sporting equipment and food products are among the Canadian goods sold in Massachusetts to be impacted by new 50% tariffs.
Enough with the podcasts. We elected politicians, not influencers.
Nancy Mace posed in a bikini. Gavin Newsom launched a podcast. AOC and Bernie Sanders are TikTok stars. Can they start doing the jobs we pay them for?
Paraguayan doctors launch a five-day national strike amid a collapsed health system
Paraguayan doctors started a five-day national strike on Monday to demand better working conditions, pay adjustments, and more medical supplies amid a worsening health crisis in the South American country, where seven out of ten people rely on public healthcare.
Councilor Ed Flynn decries ‘petty Boston City Hall politics’ amid veterans leadership snafu
A Facebook post, later taken down by Councilor Henry Santana, got tongues wagging in Boston by suggesting Councilor Ed Flynn, a U.S. Navy veteran and critic of the mayor, was stripped of his veterans committee vice chairmanship.
BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES: BerkShares Business of the Month is Bistro Box in Great Barrington
Bistro Box co-owners/co-chefs Birdie and Nick Joseph kindly gave me some of their precious prep time to talk about local food, community, and their abiding love of New England seafood.