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RFK Jr. hearing turns rancorous as Democrats press him on COVID vaccine changes and CDC turnover. Follow live updates.

Kennedy’s exchanges with Democratic senators on the panel repeatedly devolved into shouting, from both sides.

Warren pushes RFK Jr. on availability of COVID vaccine and firing of CDC director in Senate hearing

Senator Elizabeth Warren challenged Kennedy on his promise that he would not stop people from getting the COVID vaccine if they wanted it.

Wind turbine foundation components at the Revolution Wind construction hub at the Port of Providence in Providence in June.

Rhode Island and Connecticut are suing the Trump administration for halting the Revolution Wind project

“You can’t run a government like a yo-yo,” Attorney General Peter F. Neronha said. “The decision making has to be rational.”

District of Columbia Attorney General Brian Schwalb walks outside of federal court in Washington, Friday, Aug. 15, 2025.

D.C. lawsuit challenges Trump’s National Guard deployment as a forced ‘military occupation’

Brian Schwalb, the district’s elected attorney general, said in the federal lawsuit that the deployment, which now involves more than 1,000 troops, is an illegal use of the military for domestic law enforcement.

Northwestern president announces resignation following tenure marked by White House tension

Harvard scientists laud federal court ruling in war with Trump administration

‘An unfathomable tragedy.’ Lloyd Young, Globe photo editor and avid athlete, dies at 57.
Several years ago, Mr. Young jotted four words of advice for his sons and anyone else… though he also taught by example.

Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez hasn't practiced since injuring his hamstring July 28.

Ben Volin | On football

Something is going on with Christian Gonzalez’s injury, and Mike Vrabel doesn’t seem happy about it

The Patriots coach shut down questioning on Wednesday ahead of Week 1. It gives the impression not everyone is on the same page with Gonzalez's injury.

Robert Kraft says he wants to build a Belichick statue next to Tom Brady’s at Gillette

Whittier and Pentucket met in a preseason scrimmage as they both eye successful 2025 campaigns.

Everything you need to know about high school football, including previews of every Eastern Mass. team

It's that time of the year again! We dive into it all, from previews of more than 180 teams to Top 20 rankings, players to watch, games to watch, and more.

Hourslong UMass Lowell lockdown on first day of classes prompted by boy carrying an airsoft replica gun, police say

Police did not say whether the youth would face charges.

An airsoft replica weapon seized in Lowell on September 3, 2025.

Nursing homes in Mass. are being rapidly bought and sold in deals that prioritize quick profit over long-term success

A little-known New York company with a questionable track record recently entered the Massachusetts market.

Larry Edelman | Trendlines

Is Massachusetts already in a recession?

Moody’s Analytics says the state and 20 others are in or at high risk of a contraction.

Boston Public Schools welcome students back for first day of school
At a couple of bus stops, arrival times for BPS buses had mixed results.

At Suffolk sheriff’s office, employees say a troubled history is repeating itself

In 2002, the sheriff resigned amid allegations of patronage and mismanagement, leading to cries for reform. Some say those problems have returned under Sheriff Steven Tompkins.

THE FINE PRINT
Dining out? Here’s what to know about ‘junk fees’ at restaurants.
The key rule, as of this month: The first price consumers see must be the total price, including any fees.

Josh Kraft puts another $3.5 million into his campaign, as Boston mayor’s race shatters campaign finance records

Josh Kraft parts ways with top advisers, in major shakeup to campaign staff

BOLD TYPES

Mayor Wu celebrates first completed office-residential conversion in tax-break program

Cheryl Cronin to step down after 10 years leading Boston Public Market

Teenage girl testifies during trial of man charged with raping her at emergency shelter for migrants in Rockland

13-year-old Jackson Denio caught a 177-pound Halibut on Monday, potentially breaking a world record.

‘The kid’s smaller than the fish!’ Boy, 13, catches potentially record-breaking halibut off New Hampshire coast.

Jackson Denio reeled in a halibut that at 177 pounds outweighed him by 50 pounds.

"St. Elmo's Fire" stars (top row, from left) Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, and (seated) Ally Sheedy, Judd Nelson, Mare Winningham, and Andrew McCarthy.

The 20 best songs from ’80s movies, ranked

The decade that made the movie soundtrack into a phenomenon has some great picks.

Join the discussion: What songs did we miss?Mark Shanahan: Here's a handful of memories for our summer 2025 pop culture scrapbook

LOVE LETTERS

My partner does all the talking at parties

It makes me feel invisible.

Your Home | Globe Magazine

Alchemy Architects drew inspiration from the woodsy setting in designing this getaway and boathouse on Squam Lake.

This ‘treehouse’ on Squam Lake blurs the lines between indoors and outdoors

Designer Lulu Friedman rebuilt the deck off the great room and added a private one off the primary bedroom.

They ditched plans to build shipping container homes to rehab a 1980s house

A custom white oak table made by Square Manufacturing Co. in Lewiston, Maine, fills the dining space.

Nature-inspired: Architects create sustainable family campus in Maine

The backsplash tiles are from The Tile Shop in Wellesley. The owners’ daughter, who is a trained chef, requested the pot racks.

From barn to home: MetroWest couple creates an ADU for returning kids

Opinion

Cheerleader Louie Conn performed with junior cheerleaders at a preseason game between the Minnesota Vikings and the New England Patriots on Aug. 16 in Minneapolis.

IDEAS | Lisa Selin Davis

The NFL’s ‘Cheergate’ reveals deeper cracks in America’s gender debate

It turns out that some people who say they want gender diversity aren’t as liberal-minded as they thought.

EDITORIAL

Swarming dirt bike riders are a nuisance. There, we said it.

IDEAS | REBECCA SPIESS

Why do good scientists create bad science?

Renée Graham

No amount of hand makeup can cover up concerns about Trump’s health

Carine Hajjar

Thousands of kids in Massachusetts need foster care. So why is the state turning away Christian families?

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Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies at 91
The Italian designer turned the concept of understated elegance into a multibillion-dollar fashion empire.

A robot is helping Dartmouth doctors perform heart surgery
The doctors said the robot enables them to perform minimally invasive surgeries.

He needed a wheelchair. An experimental cancer treatment gave him a new life.
Robb Jutton took a chance on an experimental cancer treatment. It could’ve cost him his life. Instead, it saved him.

Powerball jackpot jumps to $1.7 billion after another night without a big winner

The next drawing will be Saturday night, with the prize expected to be the third-largest in US lottery history.

State’s second human case of West Nile virus in 2025 reported in woman in Essex County, officials say.

The first woman infected was exposed to the virus in Middlesex County, officials said.

A pill to heal the brain could revolutionize neuroscience

For decades, the medical attitude toward survivors of brain injury has been largely one of neurological “nihilism."

He booked a U-Haul to help his daughter with college move-in. He ended up waiting near Mass. and Cass.

A Needham resident says he wants accountability after U-Haul gave him wrong information.

Projects blocked. Work stopped. Funds canceled. What’s left of offshore wind?
The Trump administration is putting up strong political headwinds against wind energy.

‘Where dreams go to die’: Much-praised CommonWealth Kitchen roiled by toxic workplace allegations
An anonymous email, a cease-and-desist letter, and constant staff turnover have roiled the Dorchester-based food startup hub, which boomed in wake of COVID and George Floyd protests.

Crime at South Station is minimal, data show. Why does the federal government want to take over?
Some common nuisances persist, but data show very few serious crimes happen at or near South Station.

Culture & Lifestyle

Illustration of Amanda Uhle by David Wilson for the Globe

When a memoir becomes a research project to fact-check your own childhood

Members of All Time Low posed with the Red Sox mascots in front of the Green Monster at Fenway Park.

All Time Low rocks Boston with pop-up show outside of Fenway Park

A development trio plans to resurrect the legendary former Great Scott music venue at the corner of Cambridge Street and Harvard Avenue in Allston. The top eight floors of the nine-story building will have 139 apartments.

Great Scott could reopen in 2027 — but community support is critical to breaking ground

Jessica Chastain and Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday's episode of "The Tonight Show."

‘My dorm was the Charles Hotel’: Jessica Chastain talks Harvard enrollment with Jimmy Fallon

Special Projects

Seventh-graders at the Curley School on the first day of school in 1975. (Ulrike Welsch/Globe staff)

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

The Boston Globe explores the legacy of Boston’s busing era.

An Ambulance passes Glenwood Regional Medical Center in West Monroe, LA on August 28, 2024.

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team review found the Steward Health Care hospital system plagued by staggering neglect at the hands of executives.

Explore the project: Snitch City

In a nation addicted to drugs, local police are addicted to informants.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Charter buses with migrants onboard depart the Valley International Airport Aug. 31 in Harlingen, Texas.

KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR

Trump’s immigration crackdown: Federal judges are pushing back, but Supreme Court is assisting him

Supporters of a bill permitting medical aid in dying watch as the New York State Assembly moves to pass it at the state capitol in Albany, N.Y. on April 29.

JEFF JACOBY

In Canada, ‘medical aid in dying’ has become a leading cause of death

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was escorted to board the NextGen Acela high-speed rail service at Union Station in Washington, Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2025.

Rebecca Spiess

Amtrak’s NextGen Acela seems to have wowed even the Trump administration

Then-Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission Chair Shannon O'Brien, center, was in Suffolk Superior Court with her attorneys, William Gildea, left and Max D. Stern on Dec. 4, 2023.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Shannon O’Brien deserves her job back as cannabis chair

Snoop Dogg at New York's Radio City Music Hall in February.

Renée Graham

Snoop Dogg is back in the doghouse

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Teenage girl testifies during trial of man charged with raping her at emergency shelter for migrants in Rockland

Cory Alvarez and the teenager had been living at the shelter since October 2023.

All Goose, all the time. Renegade reptile to be livestreamed in new enclosure.

“Everyone can watch Goose whenever they like,” a reptile worker says while holding the squirming lizard in his arms.

Senator Bernie Sanders asks RFK Jr.: 'Is everyone corrupt but you?'

The Vermont senator questioned Kennedy's claims that major medical associations are corrupted by the pharmaceutical industry.

Hourslong UMass Lowell lockdown on first day of classes prompted by boy carrying an airsoft replica gun, police say

Police did not say whether the youth would face charges.

Sports

Everything you need to know about high school football, including previews of every Eastern Mass. team

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Will Wood quarterbacked Xaverian to a second straight Division 1 Super Bowl title, and now he's back with sights set on a three-peat.

Previewing every Division 1 football team in Eastern Mass.

From Acton-Boxborough to Xaverian, we break down every Division 1 high school football team in Eastern Mass.

Catholic Memorial enters the season having won three of the last four Division 2 crowns.

Previewing every Division 2 football team in Eastern Mass.

From Beverly to Woburn, we break down every Division 2 high school football team in Eastern Mass.

Previewing every Division 3 football team in Eastern Mass.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Previewing every Division 4 football team in Eastern Mass.

high schools

Previewing every Division 5 football team in Eastern Mass.

Business

Hourslong UMass Lowell lockdown on first day of classes prompted by boy carrying an airsoft replica gun, police say

Police did not say whether the youth would face charges.

With $300 million from GE, Vermont electric plane maker to add hybrid flyers

Beta Technologies will partner with GE Aerospace on a new effort to create longer-range aircraft.

Rhode Island and Connecticut are suing the Trump administration for halting the Revolution Wind project

Harvard scientists laud federal court ruling in war with Trump administration

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LOVE LETTERS

My girlfriend may have timed our breakup to sabotage my career

PERSPECTIVE

Guns made me leave the evangelical church. When will the church leave guns?

MISS CONDUCT Classics

Ways to keep up a conversation without appearing nosy

2025

The Boston Globe’s Best of the Best

metro

Rhode Island and Connecticut are suing the Trump administration for halting the Revolution Wind project

Josh Kraft puts another $3.5 million into his campaign, as Boston mayor’s race shatters campaign finance records

Warren grills RFK Jr. over access to COVID vaccines, calls on him to resign

sports

Running back Aaron Lague has some big shoes to fill for Fairhaven as he replaces Justin Marques, the all-time Massachusetts touchdown leader, following back-to-back Super Bowl appearances.

Previewing every Division 6 football team in Eastern Mass.

Previewing every Division 7 football team in Eastern Mass.

Previewing every Division 8 football team in Eastern Mass.

business

Harvard scientists applauded a federal judge’s ruling that the Trump administration unlawfully canceled nearly $3 billion in grants

Harvard scientists laud federal court ruling in war with Trump administration

Trump’s Fed nominee says he’d keep his White House job even if confirmed by the Senate

Trump will host top tech CEOs at a White House dinner. Musk won’t be there.

politics

FILE - Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Lisa Cook listens during an open meeting of the Board of Governors at the Federal Reserve, June 25, 2025, in Washington.

DOJ calls Lisa Cook’s claim that Trump seeks her ouster to control Fed ‘baseless’

RFK Jr. hearing turns rancorous as Democrats press him on COVID vaccine changes and CDC turnover. Follow live updates.

Rubio says US is designating two more gangs as foreign terrorist groups

Nation

Northwestern University President Michael Schill.

Northwestern president announces resignation following tenure marked by White House tension

Powerball jackpot jumps to $1.7 billion after another night without a big winner

In Yellowstone, migratory bison reawaken a landscape

World

Palestinians carry the body of a person killed in an Israeli army strike, at Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025.

Palestinian death toll passes 64,000, health officials say, as Israel and Hamas dig in on demands

Death toll in Lisbon streetcar crash rises to 16 as investigators search for a cause

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping

opinion

Recording artist Snoop Dogg attended the 2015 BMI R&B/Hip-Hop Awards on Aug. 28, 2015.

Snoop Dogg’s bigotry and hypocrisy

Shannon O’Brien deserves her job back as cannabis chair

Let local historians handle the 250th commemorations

lifestyle

My partner does all the talking at parties

How microdosing GLP-1 drugs became a longevity ‘craze’

Online influencers are telling women to get off birth control. Some are listening, alarming physicians and advocates.

food & dining

The first price consumers see must be the total price, including any fees.

Dining out? Here’s what to know about ‘junk fees’ at restaurants.

‘He’s Providence’s original bon vivant’: Former owner of The Dorrance returns with French restaurant Mémère’s

Blue Ribbon Brasserie closes in Kenmore Square, after replacing Eastern Standard in 2023

travel

Shana Carroll in Hakone, Japan, in 2023.

‘Harvard-adjacent’ Shana Carroll on crocheting, spas, and Tina Fey

Booking.com promises to refund $655 but then goes ghost

Worcester hosts a thriller of a gathering, and a powerful little travel vacuum

Arts

Michelle Obama and artist Amy Sherald unveiled the former first lady's portrait during a ceremony at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, on Feb. 12, 2018 in Washington.

Artist who pulled exhibition from Smithsonian will stage it at a Baltimore museum

A walk through a Smithsonian museum reveals American genius and cruelty as Trump presses for change

At the PRC, sense and sensibilities in ‘Exposure 2025’

Books

Marianne Leone and her new semi-autobiographical coming-of-age-novel "Christina the Astonishing."

Marianne Leone’s ‘Christina the Astonishing’ is a hilarious Boston-set coming-of-age novel

Local bestsellers for the week ended Aug. 31

When a memoir becomes a research project to fact-check your own childhood

Movies

The 20 best songs from ’80s movies, ranked

Here’s what it’s like to attend the Venice Film Festival

Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike, Johnny, Ralph … and me

Television

From left: Alex Edelman as Adam, Gbemisola Ikumelo as Adelola, Domhnall Gleeson as Ned, and Melvin Gregg as Detrick on "The Paper."

What’s in ‘The Paper’? An ‘Office’-like mockumentary has a passion for (volunteer) journalism.

‘My dorm was the Charles Hotel’: Jessica Chastain talks Harvard enrollment with Jimmy Fallon

‘I thought you were against cancel culture?’: Kimmel weighs in on Trump’s summer, Colbert cancellation

music

Hispanic Heritage Month events highlight a diverse community with ‘one rhythm’

All Time Low rocks Boston with pop-up show outside of Fenway Park

Great Scott could reopen in 2027 — but community support is critical to breaking ground

Theater/Dance

From left: Amanda Kristin Nichols as “Gloria,” Aimee Doherty as “Ruby,” and Karen Killeen as “Jillian” in "The Hills of California."

Complex family dynamics take center stage in ‘The Hills of California’

For this dancer, popping draws on a lifetime of experience

In ‘Mother Play: A Play in Five Evictions,’ a complicated portrait of a mother emerges

Health

Bear Mountain at Andover is one of a chain of eight troubled nursing homes now in court-ordered receivership.

Nursing homes in Mass. are being rapidly bought and sold in deals that prioritize quick profit over long-term success

As national consensus on vaccines unravels, Mass. and other states chart disparate paths

How microdosing GLP-1 drugs became a longevity ‘craze’

Obituaries

Designer Giorgio Armani at a show in 2019.

RFK Jr. hearing turns rancorous as Democrats press him on COVID vaccine changes and CDC turnover. Follow live updates.

Warren pushes RFK Jr. on availability of COVID vaccine and firing of CDC director in Senate hearing

Rhode Island and Connecticut are suing the Trump administration for halting the Revolution Wind project

D.C. lawsuit challenges Trump’s National Guard deployment as a forced ‘military occupation’

Northwestern president announces resignation following tenure marked by White House tension

Harvard scientists laud federal court ruling in war with Trump administration

‘An unfathomable tragedy.’ Lloyd Young, Globe photo editor and avid athlete, dies at 57.Several years ago, Mr. Young jotted four words of advice for his sons and anyone else… though he also taught by example.

Something is going on with Christian Gonzalez’s injury, and Mike Vrabel doesn’t seem happy about it

Everything you need to know about high school football, including previews of every Eastern Mass. team

Hourslong UMass Lowell lockdown on first day of classes prompted by boy carrying an airsoft replica gun, police say

Nursing homes in Mass. are being rapidly bought and sold in deals that prioritize quick profit over long-term success

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Boston Public Schools welcome students back for first day of schoolAt a couple of bus stops, arrival times for BPS buses had mixed results.

At Suffolk sheriff’s office, employees say a troubled history is repeating itself

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Josh Kraft puts another $3.5 million into his campaign, as Boston mayor’s race shatters campaign finance records

Mayor Wu celebrates first completed office-residential conversion in tax-break program

Teenage girl testifies during trial of man charged with raping her at emergency shelter for migrants in Rockland

‘The kid’s smaller than the fish!’ Boy, 13, catches potentially record-breaking halibut off New Hampshire coast.

The 20 best songs from ’80s movies, ranked

My partner does all the talking at parties

This ‘treehouse’ on Squam Lake blurs the lines between indoors and outdoors

They ditched plans to build shipping container homes to rehab a 1980s house

Nature-inspired: Architects create sustainable family campus in Maine

From barn to home: MetroWest couple creates an ADU for returning kids

The NFL’s ‘Cheergate’ reveals deeper cracks in America’s gender debate

Swarming dirt bike riders are a nuisance. There, we said it.

Why do good scientists create bad science?

No amount of hand makeup can cover up concerns about Trump’s health

Thousands of kids in Massachusetts need foster care. So why is the state turning away Christian families?

More recent News

Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies at 91The Italian designer turned the concept of understated elegance into a multibillion-dollar fashion empire.

A robot is helping Dartmouth doctors perform heart surgery The doctors said the robot enables them to perform minimally invasive surgeries.

He needed a wheelchair. An experimental cancer treatment gave him a new life.Robb Jutton took a chance on an experimental cancer treatment. It could’ve cost him his life. Instead, it saved him.

Powerball jackpot jumps to $1.7 billion after another night without a big winner

State’s second human case of West Nile virus in 2025 reported in woman in Essex County, officials say.

A pill to heal the brain could revolutionize neuroscience

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Projects blocked. Work stopped. Funds canceled. What’s left of offshore wind?The Trump administration is putting up strong political headwinds against wind energy.

‘Where dreams go to die’: Much-praised CommonWealth Kitchen roiled by toxic workplace allegationsAn anonymous email, a cease-and-desist letter, and constant staff turnover have roiled the Dorchester-based food startup hub, which boomed in wake of COVID and George Floyd protests.

Crime at South Station is minimal, data show. Why does the federal government want to take over?Some common nuisances persist, but data show very few serious crimes happen at or near South Station.

Culture & Lifestyle

When a memoir becomes a research project to fact-check your own childhood

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Trump’s immigration crackdown: Federal judges are pushing back, but Supreme Court is assisting him

In Canada, ‘medical aid in dying’ has become a leading cause of death

Amtrak’s NextGen Acela seems to have wowed even the Trump administration

Shannon O’Brien deserves her job back as cannabis chair

Snoop Dogg is back in the doghouse

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Teenage girl testifies during trial of man charged with raping her at emergency shelter for migrants in Rockland

All Goose, all the time. Renegade reptile to be livestreamed in new enclosure.

Senator Bernie Sanders asks RFK Jr.: 'Is everyone corrupt but you?'

Hourslong UMass Lowell lockdown on first day of classes prompted by boy carrying an airsoft replica gun, police say

Sports

Everything you need to know about high school football, including previews of every Eastern Mass. team

Previewing every Division 1 football team in Eastern Mass.

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Previewing every Division 4 football team in Eastern Mass.

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Business

Hourslong UMass Lowell lockdown on first day of classes prompted by boy carrying an airsoft replica gun, police say

With $300 million from GE, Vermont electric plane maker to add hybrid flyers

Rhode Island and Connecticut are suing the Trump administration for halting the Revolution Wind project

Harvard scientists laud federal court ruling in war with Trump administration

My girlfriend may have timed our breakup to sabotage my career

Guns made me leave the evangelical church. When will the church leave guns?

Ways to keep up a conversation without appearing nosy

‘An unfathomable tragedy.’ Lloyd Young, Globe photo editor and avid athlete, dies at 57.
Several years ago, Mr. Young jotted four words of advice for his sons and anyone else… though he also taught by example.

Boston Public Schools welcome students back for first day of school
At a couple of bus stops, arrival times for BPS buses had mixed results.

THE FINE PRINT
Dining out? Here’s what to know about ‘junk fees’ at restaurants.
The key rule, as of this month: The first price consumers see must be the total price, including any fees.

Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies at 91
The Italian designer turned the concept of understated elegance into a multibillion-dollar fashion empire.

A robot is helping Dartmouth doctors perform heart surgery
The doctors said the robot enables them to perform minimally invasive surgeries.

He needed a wheelchair. An experimental cancer treatment gave him a new life.
Robb Jutton took a chance on an experimental cancer treatment. It could’ve cost him his life. Instead, it saved him.

Projects blocked. Work stopped. Funds canceled. What’s left of offshore wind?
The Trump administration is putting up strong political headwinds against wind energy.

‘Where dreams go to die’: Much-praised CommonWealth Kitchen roiled by toxic workplace allegations
An anonymous email, a cease-and-desist letter, and constant staff turnover have roiled the Dorchester-based food startup hub, which boomed in wake of COVID and George Floyd protests.

Crime at South Station is minimal, data show. Why does the federal government want to take over?
Some common nuisances persist, but data show very few serious crimes happen at or near South Station.