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Massachusetts

MADISON LUCCHESI

Two Bostonians elected to self-deport. They remained in ICE custody for months.

BOSTON – On a typical November Tuesday, approximately 20 black SUVs surrounded the Allston Car Wash on Cambridge Street in Boston. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents wearing army green bulletproof vests with the word “Police” on them swarmed the business and detained nine workers. The employees were grabbed, often

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MADISON LUCCHESI May 7, 2026
JASON PRAMAS

Editor’s Note: Welcome New BINJ.News Subscribers!

Well, this is a rather specific bit of editorial writing, but I thought I should thank everyone that we sign up to start receiving our weekly BINJ.News newsletter at tonight’s Boston-area premiere of “Steal this story, please!”—the new documentary about the ongoing career of noted left-wing journalist Amy Goodman—and let

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JASON PRAMAS April 30, 2026
THIERRY BARBOSA

Mass Bill Seeks Justice For Incarcerated Abuse Survivors

BOSTON – At least 77% of all incarcerated women in today’s America report having experienced some form of abuse, be it domestic or sexual, according to a 2023 report by Human Impact Partners.  The recently proposed Massachusetts Survivors Act is a bill before the Mass legislature that seeks to provide

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THIERRY BARBOSA April 30, 2026
JASON PRAMAS

IndyMass: April 23, 2026

Read on for some of the best recent articles by local independent news outlets around the Bay State! Includes IndyMass #58. ARTS Doc Talk: Local Heroes and Big Questions at Independent Film Festival Boston The Arts Fuse (Somerville) Boston-area documentarians continue asking the big questions in the spirit of recently

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JASON PRAMAS April 23, 2026
HALEY CLOUGH

Psychologist Emily Mellen On Sexual Trauma Research, The Boston Marathon, And Creating Space For Miracles

One year ago, Emily Mellen made a right on Hereford and a left on Boylston, the thrumming of thousands of sneakers against pavement, cowbells and drumbeats, and cheers filling the air. She was completing a dream years in the making: she was running the Boston Marathon for the Boston Area

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HALEY CLOUGH April 23, 2026
LILY ROBINSON

Three Non-Binary Runners To Watch For At The 2026 Boston Marathon

BOSTON – The Boston Athletic Association is likely to welcome its largest field of non-binary athletes to this year’s Boston Marathon. One hundred sixteen runners are registered to compete in the category, up from 76 in 2025.  This year’s top qualifier, 28-year-old Winter Parts from Towson, Md., shared their goals

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LILY ROBINSON April 16, 2026
TOM MEYERS

Opinion: Working Families Vs. Billionaires … Who Should Be The Priority?

On Tuesday, March 31, I testified before the Massachusetts Ways and Means Committee regarding legislation to raise state revenue. Prior to my remarks, I listened to testimony from educators, students, social workers, healthcare professionals, and other stakeholders who shared compelling—and often deeply concerning—accounts of the impact that reductions to essential

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TOM MEYERS April 16, 2026
ELIZABETH PLESE

Local Boston Iranians Are Divided About The War Back Home

“All human beings are members of one frame/ Since all, at first, from the same essence came./ When time afflicts a limb with pain./ The other limbs cannot at rest remain./ If thou feel not for other’s misery./ A human being is no name for thee.”  – A poem by

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ELIZABETH PLESE April 15, 2026
JASON PRAMAS

Editor’s Note: On Local News Day, Sign Up For the BINJ.News Newsletter!

Today is Local News Day, a new holiday of sorts being celebrated for the first time this year. Its aim is to help make the general public more aware of all the mostly small news outlets that are trying to keep local and regional journalism in the public interest going

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JASON PRAMAS April 9, 2026
JASON PRAMAS

IndyMass: April 9, 2026

Read on for some of the best recent articles by local independent news outlets around the Bay State! Includes IndyMass #57. ARTS Classical Music Commentary: Boston’s Lost Opportunity — How the BSO Board Chose Charles Munch over Leonard Bernstein The Arts Fuse (Somerville) A really interesting deep historical look at

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JASON PRAMAS April 9, 2026
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