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Five Deaths In Less Than A Month In Massachusetts Prisons

Connecting BINJ reporting on Department of Correction health care to news of multiple “medical emergencies”

CHRIS FARAONE November 1, 2025

Proposed BPS Exam School Admissions Changes Would Affect Minority And Low-Income Students

Among other adjustments, Boston would see one-fifth of seats reserved for the highest-scoring students citywide, regardless of family income level

JORDAN DELFIUGO October 14, 2025

IndyMass: August 28, 2025

A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press

JASON PRAMAS August 28, 2025

As Greater Boston Housing Costs Soar, Advocates Confront Tent Bans, Sweeps, And Cuts

Catching up with Warm Up Boston about tent sweeps, shelter limits, drug dangers, and the criminalization of people living on streets

OLIVIA DENG August 21, 2025

IndyMass: August 14, 2025

A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press

JASON PRAMAS August 14, 2025

How Tech Giants Are Harming News Outlets Like HorizonMass And BINJ

But our fans can help us survive by, yes, actually reading our articles (and sharing them)

JASON PRAMAS August 7, 2025

IndyMass: August 7, 2025

A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press

JASON PRAMAS August 7, 2025

IndyMass: July 24, 2025

A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press

JASON PRAMAS July 24, 2025

Disparities Remain Across Boston’s Access To Tree Cover, Green Space, Data Shows

Experts say it’s a difficult problem to fix, but worth trying to do so

MARY RANDOLPH July 24, 2025

The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism’s first decade has been an incredible roller-coaster ride, but Chris Faraone, John Loftus, Linda Pinkow, and I look forward to the challenges to come It’s truly wild that the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism just turned 10 years old. Although ace journalist Chris Faraone

JASON PRAMAS July 17, 2025