Get the lowdown on when shops will open, how much pot will cost, where you can legally smoke it, and more FAQs.  

Neighbors obviously enjoying legal, recreational pot? You can’t call the cops and complain, but you can try some other methods.  

First lady Melania Trump is visiting the US-Mexico border amid the crisis over migrant children separated from parents. 

President Trump suggested Thursday that any measure the House passes would be doomed in the Senate anyway.  

If we believe what is happening in this country is wrong, we may have to ruin a few dinners on the road to right. 

While the MBTA ponders the next stop for its Mattapan service, some train enthusiasts are seeking to preserve the historic cars.  

Asked by Jimmy Fallon what it’s like to be engaged to the pop star, Davidson replied: “It’s [expletive] lit.”  

An Arlington resident beat out nearly 400 other nationwide contest entrants to land his own WBUR show, the public radio station announced Thursday morning. 

The story of a group of Somali refugees who joined a largely white high school soccer team in Maine and helped lead it to the state championship could soon be a movie or TV series.  

“I have met a number of astronauts who have told me that, as young people, the inspiration from ‘2001’ resulted in their becoming astronauts.” 

Despite speculation they might try to trade up, a league source said the Celtics are likely to hold onto the 27th pick Thursday. 

Edwards reportedly got a four-year extension, and the rest of the NESN hockey team will remain intact, too. 

A trick-shot artist at age 9, the Boston College recruit has a powerful offensive game that could make him a top-10 selection.  

Republicans in Congress have had almost two years to prove they could govern responsibly. They failed. 

Jimmy Fallon is opening up about the personal anguish he felt following the backlash to his now-infamous hair mussing appearance with Donald Trump.

The Acton native could be looking at an Oscar nomination for his role in the film, based on a true story. 

HUBweek, billed as “Greater Boston’s festival for the future,” aims to bring together thousands of attendees for sessions and events focused on the intersection of art, science, and technology.