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With temperatures set to peak on Monday, Mayor Kim Janey has declared a heat emergency in the city.

Brad Stevens reportedly is replacing Danny Ainge in the Celtics’ front office in a major shakeup in Boston.

A suburban Boston police officer who became a national hero in 2013 when he tackled one of the Boston Marathon bombers retired from the only job he says he ever wanted. Watertown police Sgt. Jeffrey Pugliese retired on Monday after more than 41 years on the force. He wanted to keep working, but had reached the state’s mandatory police retirement…

Unvaccinated people appear more comfortable traveling — and to more densely-populated places — than vaccinated people, according to data from Zeta Global.

A technical outage affected airports across the country Friday morning, though American Airlines announced the issue had been resolved. “Earlier today, Sabre had a technical issue that impacted multiple carriers, including American. This technical issue has been resolved. We apologize to our customers for the inconvenience,” the statement said. It remains unclear why Sabre’s computer check-in and boarding system...

NBCUniversal, the parent company of CNBC, could explore selling its sports networks. And if it does, team owners could look to purchase the assets.

The Celtics could miss the NBA’s postseason, costing corporate sponsor Vistaprint increased brand exposure for its $10 to $15 million jersey patch.

The iconic Swan Boats have reopened for the 2021 season at the Boston Public Garden after the coronavirus pandemic forced the attraction to remain closed in 2020. Boston Mayor Kim Janey appeared at the Boston Public Garden Lagoon on Saturday to mark the reopening and was among the first to take a ride with her family. “As warmer weather comes…

Love letters that John F. Kennedy wrote to a Swedish paramour a few years after he married Jacqueline Bouvier are going up for auction. “You are wonderful and I miss you,” Kennedy scribbled at the end of a February 1956 letter to aristocrat Gunilla von Post.

Thousands of people move in and out of Boston each year, but one man has proven that you don’t have to be a notable to get your departure noticed. Abdul Dremali decided to make a mark of his exit by taking out a full page ad in The Boston Herald thanking Boston for his time here. Have no idea...

A sharp-eyed music store employee in Boston helped return a flute worth thousands of dollars to the person who’d lost it in a taxi in 2012, police said.

President Joe Biden pledged to halve U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. The administration’s climate agenda could be a tailwind for ESG investors.

Boston start-up Regent is developing an “electric seaglider” that can fly at 180 miles per hour. Caffeinated Capital and Mark Cuban are among early investors.

Views of the daily commute into Boston from the west are about to change significantly as construction gets underway on a new high-rise. The Fenway Center project will go up over the Massachusetts Turnpike between Beacon Street and Brookline Avenue as part of a long-planned redevelopment of the neighborhood. The 350-foot tower will be dedicated to the life sciences. The…

Rhonda Kallman is the founder of Boston Harbor Distillery and co-founder of Boston Beer Company.

Boston Mayor Kim Janey reminded residents that the spirit of One Boston Day is more important now than ever amid the coronavirus pandemic. “This day serves as an opportunity to celebrate the resiliency, generosity and strength demonstrated by the people of Boston and those around the world,” Janey said. Marking eight years since the Boston Marathon bombings, residents were asked…

Mayor Kim Janey is baffled that a former Boston police officer and union chief who is charged with molesting multiple children reportedly first faced child abuse allegations back in the mid-1990s.

The former head of advanced research at a Boston-area biotechnology company told investigators he was inspired by the television show “Breaking Bad” when he tried to obtain the powerful poison ricin, federal prosecutors said Tuesday. Ishtiaq Ali Saaem, 37, who currently lives in Allentown, Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty Monday in federal court in Boston to obstruction of justice for lying to…