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The country music icon was supposed to appear at Dollywood in person, but her doctor told her not to travel amid ongoing health issues. She joined the event virtually. Continue reading…

An example of this phenomenon, showing it’s not limited to young people: I recently re-read “Fer de Lance,” the first Nero Wolfe detective novel, published in 1934. Two of the characters are wealthy heirs, young men, who have become infatuated with flying. One has a private ...

A couple of weeks ago, Desi did her thing. LYDEC: President Trump was down in Georgia yesterday, where he campaigned for Republican Mike Collins, and the GOP desperately needs Trump to give Collins a boost if they have any chance of keeping the Senate. So of course, Trum...

Police cited more than 500 people a year for wrong-way driving in Massachusetts each of the past two years. That’s significantly more than in previous years going back almost a decade.

Lewis and Clark became American legends. But they didn’t explore the West alone. A new book profiles the forgotten members of the Corps of Discovery and their remarkable stories.

The MBTA will pay close to half a million dollars to an employee who said General Manager Phil Eng pulled her hair during a work-related event in 2024.

Higher Education Commissioner Noe Ortega is stepping down so he and his wife “can be closer to aging family members,” the state's Board of Higher Education said in a news release. The board said it plans to recommend an interim commissioner soon.

An upcoming movie based on popular web series “The Guild” has far exceeded the $1.5 million its Kickstarter asked for. Creator Felicia Day and her team are also developing “Swords & Sweethearts,” a competitive dating game, as part of the Kickstarter. 

If you’re hoping to make the most of these last few weeks of summer, here are six local pools (sorted by cost and amenities) where you can swim, rest and decompress.

There are more than 270 data centers across the state.

From the civil rights era on, folk and rock music have been associated with political engagement. But classical music does not have that reputation. Celebrated cellist Yo-Yo Ma wants to change that.