Eli Rosenberg

As small businesses struggle during the pandemic, auto magnate Ernie Boch Jr. left huge cash tips at two Boston restaurants.

Donald Trump became the only president to be impeached twice after 10 Republicans crossed party lines, joining Democrats in condemning his role in last week’s attack on the Capitol.

Twitter permanently suspended President Donald Trump’s account, citing “a risk of further incitement of violence.”

A video taken by the owner of Rabia’s Dolce Fumo in Boston’s North End raised questions with the Licensing Board of Boston.

Owners of Boston fitness centers are frustrated that they will be forced to close again starting Wednesday due to the worsening coronavirus pandemic.

Nurses are tired and worried about the weeks ahead, but they are as dedicated as ever.

The coronavirus pandemic has had an impact on many, including local musicians.

With businesses struggling to survive during the COVID-19 pandemic, many have applied for grants through the City of Boston.

Neighbors in Brighton debated whether the site of Mary Ann’s should be the location of a recreational marijuana dispensary.

A soccer team in Newmarket, New Hampshire, forfeited tournament games after learning opposing teams were refusing to mask up.

Cape Cod restaurant workers were left overwhelmed by a very generous tip.

President Donald Trump took part in a town hall with NBC News at the same time former Vice President Joe Biden was taking part in one on ABC News.

A group of Boston University grad students has launched a unique campaign to warn young people of the seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic.

This could be the last big weekend for outdoor dining, and restaurant owners are expressing their concerns about the future.

It’s getting colder out, but one restaurant is trying to make outdoor dining remain an option by use of igloos.

Fellow Massachusetts State Police troopers, family and friends gathered in Wilmington to honor Thomas Devlin, a trooper who died last week from injuries sustained after being hit by a vehicle during a traffic stop in 2018.

A Louisiana native living in Cambridge is shocked by the damage of Hurricane Laura.

Emergency workers and volunteers from New England are preparing to help at the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Laura strikes the Gulf Coast.

There’s a lot of anxiety as the new school year approaches in Massachusetts with discussions ongoing about whether students or teachers will return to the classroom.

The new restrictions designed to keep people safe are having an impact on businesses.