As delivery-only restaurants proliferate across the city, traditional hospitality venues struggle to compete for workers—forcing a reckoning over wages, flexibility, and what a career in food service actually looks like.
City planners are voting on sweeping housing density changes this week that could determine whether young professionals, families, and longtime residents can stay in their neighborhoods.
As Seaport, Wynwood-adjacent neighborhoods, and Fort Point Channel become global hotspots, a new generation of Boston artists is claiming walls—and reshaping how we see the city.
As chain gyms dominate the fitness landscape, a network of neighbourhood-based training collectives is reshaping how Boston stays fit—and proving that the strongest workouts happen offline.
Over three centuries, the city transformed from restricting performances to hosting world-class productions that rival New York—reshaping neighborhoods and audiences in the process.
As recreational leagues enter their championship rounds, neighbourhood courts from Roxbury to Dorchester are hosting high-stakes matchups that draw hundreds of spectators and showcase the city's deep basketball culture.
From Beacon Hill's longtime residents to Jamaica Plain's creative newcomers, it's the individuals who transform Boston's streets into genuine communities.
As artificial intelligence companies cluster along the Seaport, traditional life sciences employers in Cambridge are facing unprecedented wage pressure and skill shortages.
From Haymarket's bargain bins to Copley's curated boutiques, here's the insider guide to Boston's retail hotspots—and what your wallet should prepare for.
