After years of cuts, GBH touts growth in donors and launches statewide show

GBH's resilience following the loss of federal funding will be a relief in other corners of the industry because of its outsized role in public media.

Could downtown Boston’s McCormack courthouse become housing?

A bipartisan group is considering recommending the federal building for sale.

Waste water wars: Massachusetts company loses state contract as public health evolves

Biobot proved waste water surveillance was valuable enough that governments now want to do it themselves.

Why EV sales have slowed in Massachusetts, even as gasoline prices climbed

The Massachusetts climate plan to reduce fossil fuel emissions included a goal of getting almost 1 million electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids on the road by 2030.

Wikipedia is battling for the soul of the Internet

In Wikipedia’s 25-year history, it has never had to fight this hard as it is under threat from different directions.

An AI Alexander Hamilton? JFK’s blank check? Museum of American Finance shows off the history of money.

The Museum of American Finance opened Friday in the Seaport. The museum features an AI-interactive exhibit of Alexander Hamilton, where visitors can ask questions about finance.

Pilot was bitten by bat after swarm invaded hotel room, lawsuit says

A commercial pilot from California awoke in the middle of the night last August to a swarm of bats in his Denver hotel room, one of which bit him on the foot, leading to expensive rabies treatment, according to a lawsuit filed last month in Colorado state court.