At least two people have died from flooding in Texas Hill Country, the same area where floods last summer killed more than 130 people.

While online backlash has been fierce, the gaming market has moved online just as movies and music did.

Mary Sheffield is the first woman ever elected Mayor of Detroit, and she took office in January.

President Trump continues to relitigate his 2020 election loss.

Robert Earle Davis Jr., widely known as DJ Screw, changed rap and hip-hop forever with his dual techniques known as "chopped and screwed."

A Lionel Messi expert, NPR's Jasmine Garsd talks about what the soccer legend means to fans.

Every statewide seat in Michigan is up for grabs in these midterm elections, and they're being watched closely.

Both teams are competing for third place and a bronze medal.

A new six stop audio tour is teaching people about Indigenous history in Boston. Thea Hopkins with the Aquinnah Wampanoag tribe composed two songs for the trail. She joins WBUR's Morning Edition to talk about the trail and why it's history is important today.

David Brouillette has a history of terrifying and violent behavior, according to several of his relatives. They accuse him of attacking women in his life over the years, and one shared a voicemail with the AP from last winter in which he told her that he thought someone should slit her throat.

Gov. Healey proposed capping concert and sporting event ticket resale prices, pitching the measure as a way to protect consumers from price gouging and deceptive practices. Healey tapped singer Noah Kahan to help announce the proposal at the State House on Thursday.

Whether you’re looking for a summer party centered around soccer or a family-friendly watch party, here's where to watch the World Cup final in Greater Boston on Sunday.

Wildfire smoke particles can seep into our homes and cause severe health issues. The health harms are especially severe for children, as worse air quality can lead to sleep apnea in kids.

Hundreds of people gathered at Boston's City Hall Plaza Thursday night to celebrate the life and legacy of Louisa Gag, a transportation department employee and safe streets advocate who was killed while riding her bike last week.

The climate crisis is escalating. We have to decarbonize our economy, but we’re moving too slowly. So, what’s the backup plan? This season of How We Survive is about engineering nature: large-scale interventions that could be our last hope. We’ll explore technology that...

The six track on the album, "Tributaries," feature influences from New Orleans swing to West African highlife and were written by local composers. The collaborative grew out of "an explosion of creativity" in the pandemic, when musicians composed a trove of jazz works but had no way to get them performed and recorded.

The race is one of many primary contests across the country pitting the power of incumbency against a call for generational change.

On a mission to evacuate refugees from the Congo years ago, Sasha Chanoff and his colleague were faced with an impossible choice: Evacuate only the 112 people on their list, or at great risk, attempt to evacuate them, plus an additional 32 refugees, all women and children. The answer shaped his values, and ultimately, his life's work.

I set out to organize my cookbooks, writes Billie Munro. Instead, I found, in the margins, a chorus of family voices.

Massachusetts state senators on Thursday unanimously approved legislation that would strengthen protections for healthcare workers who are assaulted on the job — a daily occurrence at hospitals across the state.

At peak hours, the solar fleet in the region produced 2,500 megawatts less than had been forecasted.

For generations, Ellis Island has been America’s great symbol of immigration. But another gateway has shaped the nation just as profoundly: El Paso, Texas. We trace one hundred years of migration, violence and memory along the U.S.–Mexico border.

A toxicology report found the wrong-way driver's blood alcohol concentration was more than twice the legal limit at the time of the crash that killed State Trooper Kevin Trainor.

Democrats beyond the progressive left are changing their tone on aid for Israel.

Detroit has seen a remarkable recovery since it entered bankruptcy in 2013, but that recovery has been uneven, and not all neighborhoods and people have felt the benefits.

Alcohol kills more Americans than all other drugs — about 178,000 people a year.

Farmers are dealing with climate change and tariffs, as well as prices going up because of the war in Iran.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says members of the military over 30 years old should be screened for low testosterone, but what is the evidence for doing this?

Duggan led the city through its bankruptcy and the economic recovery, helping to bring in private donors and philanthropy to aid in the city's turnaround.