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Same-sex parents in Massachusetts are living in fear of having their legal rights to their own children challenged due to antiquated language in the law, but there’s a big push to change that.

A Boston College graduate who was once homeless is now on a selfless mission.

With no laws or regulations prohibiting size discrimination in Massachusetts, social media influencers Linda Ayrapetov and Constance Smith discuss the significance of a bill pending on Beacon Hill with co-sponsor Sen. Rebecca Rausch.

An extended sit-down interview with Russell Goodwyn of Hyde Park, who has faced unimaginable loss — twice. Two of his adult children have been gunned down in Boston: daughter Quaaneiruh Goodwyn, who was killed in October, and stepson Antwan Stevenson, who was gunned down in 2017. Now, Russell is leaving the city he was raised in because the pain i...

The recent study, which was published in Cell Metabolism, analyzed the effects of three situations on cells’ biological age: emergency surgery, pregnancy and severe COVID-19 infection.

With the Celtics and the Heat facing off in the Eastern Conference Finals, anchors from Boston and Miami decided to make things even more interesting.

Boston was a known stop along the Underground Railroad, a place for enslaved people from the South to find safety.

The Boston Celtics once again find themselves facing the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Brandy Cole chats with Latoyia Edwards ahead of Mother’s Day, when her son, Jayson Tatum, and the Celtics will play in Game 7 against the 76ers.

The COVID-19 emergency is over, but research shows it’s left lingering mental health issues, especially for children. Dr. Lisa Hunter Romanelli, CEO of the REACH Institute, explains how it is looking to change the face of treatment and care for young people.

Grace by Nia, set to open Thursday in Boston’s Seaport District, hopes to break barriers in a neighborhood that has been criticized for a lack of racial diversity among residents and business owners.