Sophia and Lindsay Cook were too young when their father died to have many memories of him. Now, 20 years after 9/11, they’re still trying to understand who he was, and which parts of him live on in them.

For many, public transit is a lifeline. But on Cape Cod, congested roads and inadequate infrastructure make taking the bus more of a liability.

The young adults born in 2001 are too young to remember the 9/11 attacks or their immediate aftermath firsthand — but it's still a major event that has shaped nearly every aspect of their lives.

For a look ahead to the Patriots season, WBUR's Morning Edition was joined by ESPN's Mike Reiss.

As polls indicate a good number of Boston voters remain undecided, the five major candidates running for mayor largely kept it cordial in their televised debate Wednesday night.

With just five days to go before the preliminary election in the Boston mayoral race, the five major candidates are furiously competing for endorsements.

The boy's mother says her son is being treated like a criminal and suspects racism played a part in the incident.

Paul Evans is now a security consultant, but was the Boston Police Department commissioner on Sept. 11, 2001. He spoke with WBUR's Steve Brown about the attacks and the aftermath.

More people on the water has led to more accidents. The Coast Guard reports a 25% jump from 2019 to 2020 nationwide.

If the chaos and tragedy of Sept. 11 gave me a voice, it also gave Afghan women the opportunity to be seen and heard, writes Susan Retik. Now that the U.S. is gone, their voices may be softer, and harder to hear. But it’s our responsibility to keep listening.