Jon Keller returns to WBZ News as special contributor after October layoff, station says

Prior to his departure, Keller had worked at WBZ for 20 years, known especially for “Keller At Large” interviews and reports that focused on local politics.

Closing arguments set to begin in Twitter shareholder trial accusing Musk of driving down stock

Much of the trial focused on Musk’s claims about the number of bots on Twitter.

Trump’s obesity drug deal: the good, the bad, and the unknown

There’s plenty to like about the lower direct-to-consumer prices the White House negotiated with Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk. There are also caveats and some unanswered questions.

A $50 million push hopes to make child care a top issue in the midterm elections

The Campaign for a Family Friendly Economy, created a decade ago, aims to make caregiver issues more salient in elections.

Boston has lost its financial services clout. Santander’s latest move is just another example.

With each passing year, Boston’s Financial District sheds just a little more of the influence that gave the place its name.