Boston Magazine

Despite COVID-era uncertainty, the chef behind Select Oyster Bar and others is moving forward with plans to replace downtown’s Kamakura restaurant.

The Cambridge company’s vaccine triggered an immune response in all 45 subjects in a recent trial.

Check out these favorites west, north, and south of the city where you can #BuyBlack—and eat great.

In the back of the home? A pergola-covered patio, complete with a stone pizza oven.

From inventive new barbecue spreads to cool treats like Greek ice cream, your handy list of buzz-worthy plates.

Here are the four finalists for an important new public art project—and how you can help choose the winner.

It passed after an all-nighter in the Senate, and aims to significantly shake up law enforcement in the state.

Not ready to return to the gym? Here are some socially distanced ways to break a sweat in the sunshine.

The recently-renovated home boasts an adorable yard and a roofdeck with harbor views.

The Attorney General-led lawsuit deems the new ICE policy “cruel, abrupt, and unlawful.”

Forty years ago, swimming was enjoyed by generations of Bostonians. Here’s what changed.

Work began this weekend on a major project to make it more inviting, at a time when it’s never been more clear how important public space is.

The property includes a lookout cabin dedicated to the spectacular scenery.

Pandemic closures have hit the economy hard. But the financial impact is only part of what we lost.

We’re not sure who is more adorable: this couple, or their dog.