This morning in WBUR Today: Boston is giving residents an extra week to submit ideas in this year's round of participatory budgeting Plus: — Wu shakes up the Streets Cabinet — Green Line closures coming down the track — Boston's restaurant week(s) returns www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
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Beacon Hill's compromise bill to limit ICE arrests in Massachusetts is expected to hit Gov. Maura Healey's desk by the end of the week. Here are five things to know about the deal: www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
Logan Airport's remote terminal in Framingham 'took off.' Now, officials are extending the pilot — and planning additional locations www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
The MBTA is extending half-off monthly commuter rail passes through November — and piloting three other fare discounts this fall. Details in this morning's newsletter: www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: What to expect in the Lindsay Clancy trial as opening statements begin Plus: — TPS expiration date — Maine Democrats officially replace Platner — The Sox' addition from Down Under www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
Massachusetts is the only state in New England without regulations on ATM-like cryptocurrency kiosks. Following a big story by The Boston Globe and pressure from local sheriffs and the AARP, the state Senate moved yesterday at least temporarily ban them: www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: The so-called "fun agenda" is up for a vote today in the Massachusetts Senate. But can it pass the House? And did you meet your fun quotient? www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
Massachusetts will officially have nine ballot questions this fall, tying a state record. As a result, some cities and towns could have ballots that run across two — or even three — pages. That could create some "time and space" challenges at the polls: www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: 4 ways to get around the 10-day Red Line closure north of Boston www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: Boston's last local World Cup game is today — and it's got some intrigue Plus: — The City Council's last-ditch try to prevent BPS layoffs — Norwood's boil-water order — The House's catch-all bill — A British flyover this afternoon www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
Nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital walked out this morning in what is the largest nurses strike in Massachusetts history and the first since 2022. How long will it last? What should patients expect? Here are some FAQs: www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: Distracting ourselves from last night's World Cup game with a look ahead at the best places to see the tall ships' arrival in Boston on Saturday — and how to get there: www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: What's driving the bus driver strike north of Boston? A fight over Saturday Plus: — Celtics actually trade Jaylen Brown — North Shore beaches begin to reopen — An almost-not-late state budget! — Cambridge reconsiders pour decisions www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: How yesterday's Supreme Court decision could affect transgender athletes in Massachusetts Plus: — Dozens of local TPS workers laid off — Healey's medical debt move — Merrimack Valley's bus stoppage — Brockton's World Cup curfew www.wbur.org/news/2026/07... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu "absolutely" wants to keep the 3 a.m. last calls and outdoor drinking districts going beyond this summer. "So far, it's been really delightful," Wu told WBUR. www.wbur.org/news/2026/06... @wbur.org
What are Massachusetts TPS holders' options after this week's Supreme Court decision? Here's what local legal experts are saying www.wbur.org/news/2026/06... @wbur.org
This morning in WBUR Today: President Trump abruptedly canceled plans to sign the housing bill Elizabeth Warren spearheaded. Now what? Plus: — The Mass. Senate's energy affordability bill — Boston's budget — Haiti's World Cup finale www.wbur.org/news/2026/06... @wbur.org
many people pointing out it would take billions of dollars to dig a fully new, five-mile Orange Line tunnel — but what about the costs of realigning the Green Line's E branch, connecting the Mattapan trolley to South Station and relocating Aquarium to a new Harbor Island?
MassLiveAn Orange Line extension? Two Boston city councilors push Eng for new subway branch
A new Zillow report shows rent is getting more affordable across the U.S. — but less so in Boston www.wbur.org/news/2026/06... @wbur.org
After two local World Cup games, the Tartan Army said farewell to Boston over the weekend. Or more specifically, "see you again soon." Here's a look at the very real chances Scotland return to Boston for a World Cup elimination-stage game: www.wbur.org/news/2026/06... @wbur.org