October 1, 2026
(BPT) - Just because the Atlantic has been quiet doesn't mean that hurricane season, or the risk of losing power, is over. In fact, late-season storms have produced some of the region's most damaging …
As most cities and towns got into compliance with the housing law — eagerly or dragging their feet along the way — some holdouts were hoping that the state’s high court would rule that they did not have rezone. It was a longshot bid, after the SJC already upheld the law as enforceable by the attorney general’s office in early 2025.
American Addiction Centers reports that addiction impacts not only individuals but their families, causing burnout.
Culligan Harvey reports that shortlisting a residential water softener involves assessing household demand, plumbing compatibility, system types, and long-term maintenance costs.
Culligan Harvey reports that shortlisting a residential water softener involves assessing household demand, plumbing compatibility, system types, and long-term maintenance costs.
Verizon reports that parents can help protect children from common scams by teaching them to question urgency, verify sources, and recognize specific scam types.
Beyond Finance reports that personal budgets often fail due to design flaws like unrealistic numbers, omitted irregular expenses, and no enjoyable spending allowance.
Beyond Finance reports that personal budgets often fail due to design flaws like unrealistic numbers, omitted irregular expenses, and no enjoyable spending allowance.
Sevan Multi-Site Solutions reports how decades of store redesigns, like drive-thrus and self-checkouts, transformed shopping habits, often unnoticed by consumers.
CreditNinja reports on tips for managing multiple jobs without burnout, emphasizing efficiency, prioritizing downtime, and maintaining relationships to ensure well-being.
Ogee reports on consumers' demand for clean skincare, adding that a checklist can guide shoppers to verify product transparency, ingredient safety, and third-party certifications for informed purchases.
The House and Senate each tucked a version of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act, or TOPA, into its economic development bond bill this summer. A six-member conference committee is now negotiating a single version of the omnibus bill to send to Gov. Maura Healey.
Understood reports that "neurodivergent" describes individuals whose brains process information differently, covering conditions like ADHD and autism.
Grist reports on Qcells, a Georgia solar factory adapting to shifting U.S. solar policies amid competition from China, focusing on domestic production and tariffs.
Chalkbeat reports the U.S. improved its PISA ranking mainly as other countries' scores declined.
(BPT) - Quizás no sepas qué es una batería de iones de litio por su nombre, pero probablemente tengas varias en tu hogar y las utilices a diario. Estas baterías …
Why is virtually no one in political leadership or mainstream journalism talking about the existential threat of climate change?
(Mitch Jelniker) - For people diagnosed with small cell lung cancer, the clinical trial conversation belongs in the very first appointment.A diagnosis of SCLC can trigger a whirlwind of appointments, …
(NewsUSA) - The Marine Toys for Tots Literacy Program’s Operation Turn the Page initiative continues throughout September, putting books in the hands of children living in low-income communities …
Attorneys for Arizona’s prison system ran to the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to make one last plea to delay a court-ordered takeover of its healthcare system. A federal district court judge and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals already denied the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry’s request to put off receivership […]
LINCOLN — The number of Nebraskans receiving public food assistance continues a downward slide, punctuated by recent back-to-back record drops in monthly participation since the state began releasing public SNAP data in 2014. The latest figures show that about 7,600 fewer Nebraskans were enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in July compared with the […]
While environmentalists oppose the Trump administration’s proposed rollback of the Roadless Rule, which would remove prohibitions on road construction and logging on nearly 59 million acres of national forest, I see this as an opportunity for professional foresters to manage federal land, reduce wildfire risk and boost the economy. I’ve spent 30 years in the […]
In her neon yellow shirt and pink hard hat, Ashlynn Jorge extended her arm and held her palm out to halt traffic approaching a sidewalk construction site on Kay Street in Newport shortly before 10 o’clock Thursday morning. But the 26-year-old union laborer can’t stop the bills. Jorge earns about $4,800 a month. But rent […]
Roughly 50,000 fewer MassHealth members are predicted to be impacted by Medicaid work and education requirements.
An arbitrator has ruled that the head of the union representing police and firefighters at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport can return to work nearly two years after he was fired from the airport’s fire department. But the outcome still depends on the resolution of a lawsuit filed last year in Providence Superior Court. […]