An amendment credited the space with more than 250,000 visitors since May 2025. CultureHouse's manager had told Cambridge Day the figure was 47,500. A new request for proposals is planned for next summer.
The Platform at 585 Third St. gives Global Arts Live its first permanent home after 36 years. The venue will set aside 25 free nights a year for community groups.
U.S. Attorney Leah Foley said the cost of continuing outweighed the public interest. Two judges had found Petrova entitled to evidence on whether she was vindictively prosecuted.
Question 4 takes effect Jan. 1, 2028, with Super Tuesday the first test. Question 3, which would have replaced partisan primaries, failed after one of the closest campaigns on the ballot.
The measure would have folded surtax revenue into the state's tax-rebate trigger. With No leading about 52% to 48% and the campaign conceding Wednesday morning, the 2022 surtax's firewall looks intact for now.
AP figures Thursday showed No ahead by about 29,000 votes with most precincts in. Boston backed the 5,000-square-foot lot standard by more than two to one — even though the state zoning law it amends does not cover the city.
A yes vote on Question 9 preserved registration, ghost-gun and red-flag provisions. Gun rights groups' Second Amendment lawsuits are still pending.
Staff attorneys at the Committee for Public Counsel Services can now organize. The measure had no organized opposition.
Daniel Darris-O'Connor will turn 20 the day before he is sworn in. In Washington, the Massachusetts congresswoman is in line to be the first woman to hold the majority leader post.
Republicans hold leadership elections Nov. 10. Hakeem Jeffries is in line to become the first Black speaker with a comfortable majority.
Public Law 119-103, signed Sept. 2, continues Food and Nutrition Act operations through Dec. 11, 2026. November benefits are inside that window; December deposits that fall after the 11th depend on what Congress does next.
After flipping the House, incoming Oversight leaders are promising public hearings and document demands over the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein records. Subpoena power arrives with the new majority on Jan. 3, 2027 — not this week.
Kansas elected its first Democratic senator in 94 years. Alaska and Mississippi are still uncalled.
Vice President JD Vance said 'the reason we lost is the war.' Trump says his defense secretary is 'doing a very good job.'
Democrats want to know whether Musk used his DOGE role to benefit his companies, which have won at least $16 billion in federal contracts since early 2025.
Wong, 30, had been expected to go free in January 2027. The judge started at 13 years and cut it for his guilty plea.
The Russian Direct Investment Fund chief is in D.C. for meetings that include a Melania Trump-hosted session with Russian and Ukrainian representatives, Kremlin and wire reports say — the first such contact since Tuesday's U.S. election shock.
Neither Netanyahu's bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's has a majority. Arab-led alliances won an unprecedented 19 seats.
Staff stopped the temperature rise at the French Blood Establishment's cold rooms. Honeypot data suggests a planned, Europe-only campaign.
Equatorial sea temperatures hit 4C above normal, the highest since 1949. Storm energy in the region is forecast near double the 30-year average.
Nine glide bombs hit Kamyshuvakha, Zelensky says, first striking residents collecting aid and then rescuers. U.S.-brokered talks resume Nov. 10 in Abu Dhabi.
A 12-6 league title doesn't count because nobody typed it into Arbiter Live by Sept. 18.
The council cited a number five times higher than the operator's own count, and the sponsor couldn't say where it came from.
Question 6 passed easily. A Tufts analyst says it's either 'pointless' or 'dangerous.'
Musk was the cycle's top donor. His Texas picks lost, and his companies' stocks slipped.
Vance says 'the reason we lost is the war.' Trump says Hegseth is doing 'a very good job.' Massie wants an impeachment vote.
Question 3 failed. Its backers say the frustration doesn't go away.
With Tatum resting and Pritchard out with an eye abrasion, Boston blew most of a 22-point lead before closing 12-5. They're 5-0 at home.
Azmar Abdullah scored 21, Kyrone Alexander had 19 a year after a knee injury ended his season, and freshman EJ Vernon owned the second half.
Camryn Collins scored 11 straight in the second quarter. The Huskies visit BU on Friday.
Elias Hyland scored four against Winchester. Football, the 16th seed, draws top-seeded Catholic Memorial on Friday.
Two four-set wins at Hampton were the Huskies' first victories since Sept. 26.
Kaulig Racing will run two Chargers starting at the Clash in February. AJ Allmendinger and Ty Dillon are expected to drive.
The AI music company wants the UMG/Sony v6 case paused until key rulings in the 2024 training suit before Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV. DistroKid's AI-track data fight is on a separate November clock.
U.S. District Judge Eumi Lee questioned whether publishers adequately alleged copying of more than 20,000 works and partially dismissed claims against CEO Dario Amodei with leave to amend — even as Anthropic's separate authors' settlement sits at $1.5 billion.
A third-generation Bostonian, a self-described 'trap feminist' and a two-time Boston Music Awards nominee, Brandie Blaze brings hard bars and a stage show people remember. Start with 'BIG VIRGO ENERGY.'
A federal inquiry into streaming fraud is open for public comment. Bot farms, playlist stuffing and 'ghost tracks' dilute the royalty pool that independent rap and R&B artists live on. Here's what's on the table.
The federal rate fight that sets what streaming services pay songwriters from 2028 to 2032 is underway. If you write your own rap or R&B songs, this is your paycheck.
Rapper, singer, filmmaker, professor, organizer. The Boston artist behind Why the Wild Things Are and 'Beast' has spent close to a decade refusing to pick one lane, and the city keeps handing them awards for it.
Durk was acquitted of murder-for-hire in September but faces a second federal trial in August 2027. He has been denied bond four times.
Curtis Jackson appeared remotely for a hearing in his cyberstalking case against Tia Kemp. Coverage said Kemp had not been served; the court gave Jackson time to decide whether to keep pursuing the injunction, with a next date in early December.
Jonathan Daviss stars as Snoop and Camron Jones as Tupac. D'Angelo and Angie Stone's son, SwayvoTwain, plays the Notorious B.I.G.
The university joins UMass Amherst and UT Austin in the national network. Its interim provost said epidemic-modeling money has become harder to get.
Inside Higher Ed's labor roundup says Harvard's graduate-worker strike that began Oct. 27 is still on, while MIT graduate workers are counting down to a Nov. 12 deadline. Campus teaching and research rhythms are already feeling it.
BU Libraries announced a Mellon Foundation award to integrate archival collections into undergraduate teaching, a curriculum play that reaches beyond the reading room.
The Law School Admission Council is dropping the standalone unscored section. A BU adviser says test-takers will 'have to approach it like everything counts.'
The Huntington News interviewed voters at polling places in Back Bay, Fenway, Symphony and West Roxbury. Question 9 came up most among students.
Glass globe walk-through exhibit. Ticketed (check Mary Baker Eddy Library)
Brewery tour and tasting room. Tour tickets vary; tasting room pricing posted on site
Natural history museum / glass botanical collection. Museum admission (check hours)
Historic surgical amphitheater. Free
Guided-tour sports history museum. $30 adults; $25 seniors; $20 ages 2-12; $15 military; $3 adults with EBT (Card to Culture)
Reservoir reservation and urban wildland. Free
