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Rats are constantly talking to each other. In Boston, scientists are using AI to eavesdrop (opens the original)
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By mapping their vocal repertoire and building a rat "dictionary," nonprofit AI group Basis Research Institute hopes to help the city map where rats are, where they’ll go next and determine whether deterrent efforts are working.
Wu says housing — and a party or two — are key to building local economy (opens the original)
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Building Boston’s economy starts with building more housing — and building on the city’s global good will following its stint as a World Cup host — Mayor Michelle Wu told business leaders Wednesday. Wu’s address to the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce was less triumphant in tone than last year, which came after she trounced challenger Josh Kraft on her way to re-election. She spoke to an audience that has been feeling economic “headwinds,” as she described them, in recent years. “The rising co
Flock Safety failed to secure Boston vehicle data during 2025 pilot, report finds (opens the original)
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Three days into a pilot program with the Boston Police Department, city officials realized Flock Safety had been distributing data it promised not to share with external law enforcement agencies, according to the city’s 2025 Surveillance Technology Report. The report, first obtained by WBUR, said that BPD entered into a pilot program with the controversial license plate recognition software firm for 156 days at no cost to the city from April 1, 2025 to Sept. 4, 2025. For the duration, the city w
Wu backed progressive challengers in Tuesday's primary. The results were mixed (opens the original)
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and how she fared at the polls was one of the Tuesday primary’s subplots. Wu wasn’t on the ballot herself but she had plenty riding on the election. For months, Wu has been posting videos, headlining fundraisers, and sending mass texts to voters, urging them to support candidates looking to knock out her foes in the state Senate. In the case of one race, the storyline is still being written: William Brownsberger, the third highest-ranking state senator on Beacon Hill, is
Suffolk Sheriff Steve Tompkins acquitted on corruption charges (opens the original)
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In closing arguments of the federal corruption trial, prosecutors and the defense agreed on one thing: This case comes down to a question of greed in cannabis investing.
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