Much of the public discussion has focused on OBBB’s near-term income effects. But income is only part of the story.

Announcing EPIX (Engage Public Imagination eXchange), a new initiative from the Arts + Creativity program | Barr Foundation provides insights, stories, and updates on what’s driving impact and equity ...

At peak hours during this week's heat wave, solar panels on homes, businesses, parking lots and alongside roads are helping relieve stress on the electric grid.

Community Heat Resilience - Barr Foundation | Advancing bold ideas and partnerships that drive equity, innovation, and lasting impact in our communities.

Hazel Foucault, Emma Thrower and Adrian Grant bucked the tide. They opted to stay at Mohawk Trail Regional School instead of leaving — as hundreds of other students have done in the past two decades…

Superior Court finds city’s plan to lease White Stadium to pro soccer team lawful

Bright outlook for blank school walls as Worcester artist Sharinna Travieso receives $30,000 award for Bright Futures mural project.

A $45 million project to develop artist-preferred affordable housing is a critical piece in a broader bid to leverage culture to help revitalize the Gateway City.

The Merrimack Valley Transit authority has voted to make its fare-free policy permanent. The MeVa advisory board approved the policy Thursday after reviewing a report highlighting the economic, enviro...

Green organizations and neighborhood developers have teamed up to revitalize an area in Chelsea, Massachusetts that's been closed to the public for years.