Worcester Red Sox catcher Matt Thaiss spoke with NewBostonPost about being drafted by the Red Sox, catching Shohei Ohtani, and the ABS challenge system.
A Dominican national living illegally in Boston pleaded guilty to SNAP and Social Security fraud as federal prosecutors pursue separate fraud cases involving a Brazilian national and another Dominican citizen.
Worcester Red Sox outfielder Kristian Campbell discusses his swing adjustments, facing Carlos Rodón, playing the outfield full-time, and playing for Chad Tracy.
Caitlyn Aguiar, a Lowell woman, lost her job at Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union after posting a TikTok video praying for Pam Bondi’s cancer to get worse.
Boston Public Library canceled a transgender period pride event after it drew backlash online.
A Chelsea High junior male transgender athlete placed third in the girls’ 200-meter at the MIAA Division 4 Outdoor Track and Field State Championship meet.
Dover’s Chickering Elementary School plans to hold a Rainbow Club Pride Day event Monday morning for students in grades 1 through 5, with music, bubbles and colorful outfits.
A Nantucket Unitarian Universalist church canceled its annual Fourth of July reading of the Declaration of Independence, citing race, voting rights, and concerns about “our own whiteness” ahead of America’s 250th birthday.
In an interview with NewBostonPost, Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Sal Frelick discussed his Best Buddies work, his Lexington roots and how his Catholic faith shapes his service.
Rutland officials canceled the town’s Fourth of July fireworks, parade, and concert after voters rejected a Proposition 2 1/2 override.
Boston Public Library will host a transgender-focused period pride event next month with support from Mayor Michelle Wu’s LGBTQ office.
Mount Holyoke College had a male transgender athlete on its women’s cross country team this past fall, even after the NCAA changed its transgender athlete policy.
Worcester Red Sox outfielder Braiden Ward spoke with NewBostonPost about his elite base-stealing, bunting, and willingness to get hit by pitches.
Northampton will ban the sale of tobacco and nicotine products to anyone born after June 2005 under a new nicotine-free generation policy taking effect July 1, 2026.
Newly elected Massachusetts Teachers Association Vice President Deb Gesualdo called the United States a “fascist oligarchy,” said “borders are fake,” and supported illegal teachers strikes in Massachusetts.
Worcester Red Sox infielder Anthony Seigler discusses growing up as a switch-pitcher and the possibility of becoming MLB’s third modern pitcher to throw with both arms.
Boston Public Library will host 19 different drag story time events for children and families in June, as part of its recognition of Pride Month.
A new lawsuit says Massachusetts school boundaries keep black and Latino students in high-poverty districts with fewer opportunities.
