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A recent study finds temperatures at the summit of Mount Washington and at nearby Pinkham Notch are rising due to climate change. This has led to fewer frost days and a decline in snowfall over the past 84 years.

MBTA data shows weekday ridership continued to rise in April, to a little more than half of what it was before the pandemic.

Charges against a former Brookline teacher have reignited discussions about what is needed to prevent sexual abuse from happening in schools.

The Boston Celtics take on defending champion Milwaukee Bucks at the Garden Sunday afternoon in Game One of the Eastern Conference semifinal.

Teacher-turned-filmmaker from Lowell, Tim O'Donnell, documents his father's miraculous recovery after a coma. He talked to All Things Considered's Lisa Mullins about his latest documentary, "The House We Lived In" which premiers at the Independent Film Festival Boston.

Carney is revered by many, if not most, baritone saxophone players as the “godfather” of the instrument. He could blow and hold notes on his saxophone like few other players then or since. And he was a longtime, key member in one the most widely cherished big band jazz orchestras of all time.

After making three insightful first-person documentaries, Lucia Small says that a long-held curiosity about why some young women start to speak up, just as others shut down, prompted her to start filming five girls on the Newton South High School debate team.

The neo-soul artist is coming into her own. “I think sometimes I play it a little safe with my lyrics. But on my next project, I really just want to be even more real.”