Checking In With The Local 9: The HUB

Also: The beaches you don't want to be swimming in, and the beach to watch some fireworks at. Plus, a giant leap for billionaires.

Infant Son Of Bruins' Pastrnak Dies: 'You Will Be Loved Forever'

David Pastrnak announced he and his wife lost Viggo Rohl Pastrnak, who was just six days old.

Scandals Cost Influential High School AD His Job: Patch PM

Also: From the whale's mouth to Kimmel | E. coli leads to boil water order for town | Heroic K-9 Kitt to be laid to rest | More.

Celtics Shakeup: Stevens Replacing Ainge As Team President

Stevens moves up as the fourth-winningest coach in franchise history, but one who failed to hang a championship banner from the rafters.

Systems For Banning Fans Are 'Not Perfect Or Infalliable'

Teams and stadium managers take the lifetime bans of unruly fans seriously, but acknowledge enforcing them can be difficult.

Irving: Banning NBA Fans Won't Solve Problem

TD Garden banned a fan for life after he was accused of throwing a bottle at Kyrie Irving of the Nets. Irving says it's won't work.

Boston Marathon 2021 Registration Begins Tuesday For Oct. 11 Race

This year's race will be held on Monday, October 20, if Massachusetts allows road races to return by then.

Johnny Peirson, Former Bruins Player, Broadcaster, Dies At 95

Peirson spent the entirety of his 12-year playing career with the Bruins before moving to the broadcast booth.

8 Years Later, There's No Finish Line: The HUB

Plus: We're talking 10 things to do this weekend, wondering if Boston needs its mayor to be born here and reviewing "This Is A Robbery."

See The New Red Sox Uniforms Without A Stitch Of Red

The new uniforms were met with mixed reviews when shown to fans at the team's nearby souvenir store across the street from Fenway Park.

Red Sox Postpone Opening Day

Fenway Park was set to host fans for the first time since Sept. 29, 2019, but weather is extending the wait another day.

Voting, Vaccines And Victories? Park Switches Gears Again: HUB

Plus: Good news for fans of home-cookin', and she's certainly not acting like she's acting.

Red Sox Tickets For April Home Games Going On Sale

The Red Sox are set to welcome fans back to Fenway for the first time since 2019 when tickets go on sale this week.

Bruins Return To Boston, Self-Quarantining

Saturday’s scheduled game in Buffalo and Tuesday night’s home game vs. the Islanders have both been postponed.

Meet The Newest Red Sox Owner: LeBron James

A Los Angeles Laker is now part-owner of the Boston Red Sox. What a world.

Boston Marathon 2021 Will Host 20K Runners This October

The 125th running of the marathon is scheduled for Oct. 11. It was canceled last year and postponed this year due to the pandemic.

TD Garden Lays Out COVID-19 Protocols For Fans Attending Bruins, Celtics Games

Like many other arenas that have been hosting fans, the Garden will separate fans into "pods."

Boston Marathon's Plan To Hand Out 70K Medals Roils Runners

"A dagger through the heart to someone who has worked hard to finally earn the qualifying standard," one runner groused on Twitter.

Boston Mayor's Cup Street Hockey Tournament Starts April 20

The Tournament will begin April 20 and continue through the school vacation week.

Boston Parks And Recreation Commission Ratifies Roberts Playground Naming

The Allston park gets its proper due after a correction of decades-old clerical error.

Boston Parks And Recreation Commission Ratifies Roberts Playground Naming

The Allston park gets its proper due after a correction of decades-old clerical error.

Boston Mayor's Cup Street Hockey Tournament Starts On April 20

The Tournament will begin April 20 and continue through the school vacation week.

Red Sox Trade Andrew Benintendi

Once a member of Boston's star-studded championship outfield, the popular Benintendi is headed to Kansas City.

Billy Conigliaro, Red Sox 1st Pick, Tony's Brother, Dies At 73

Born less than 10 miles from Fenway Park in Revere, Billy C. was 19 when he was chosen fifth overall out of Swampscott High School.

Garvey Playground Improvements Announced In Boston

Mayor Walsh and the Parks Department recently unveiled Garvey Playground improvements.

Flaherty Park Playground Reopens In South Boston

We invite you to visit this newly renovated park in South Boston.

Thank you, Dustin, For Giving Baseball Everything That You Had

Dustin Pedroia exuded passion every time he took the field, bringing fans back to those times when we, likewise, had the joy of playing

Red Sox' Dustin Pedroia Retires

Pedroia, 37, retires as one of the most decorated infielders in Red Sox history.

Curt Schilling Falls Short Of Hall, Asks To Be Taken Off Ballot

The former Red Sox ace got more votes than anyone else but says he's being kept out of the Hall of Fame because of controversial comments.

Boston Celtics Games Postponed As Coronavirus Runs Through NBA

Boston Celtics games Sunday and Tuesday were postponed as teams across the NBA struggle to field enough players amid the pandemic.

Red Sox Hire Bianca Smith, First Black Woman To Coach In MLB

Bianca Smith, a hitting coach at Carroll University, joins Alyssa Nakken and Kim Ng as the first women to work in Major League Baseball.

No Boston Marathon Date Announcement Until Early 2021: Officials

The Boston Athletic Association is considering a reduced field and weekend date for the 2021 Boston Marathon.

MA Daily Coronavirus Cases Hit Record High

The 4,613 newly reported cases blows away the previous single-day mark set in April.

Aaron Rodgers Drives Packers To Defeat Bears In 41-25 Victory

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers helped wrap up the National Football Conference North title Sunday night.

Boston Schools Not Likely To Fully Reopen Before Christmas, Walsh Says

Boston Public Schools suspended in-person learning for all students in late October as coronavirus cases started to surge again.

Riding Club Of Boston

Cummings and Sears were active in the rebuilding of Boston’s commercial area after the 1872 Fire.

School Basketball, Hockey Players To Mask Up This Winter: PatchPM

Also: Unemployment rate falls for fourth straight month​ | Notorious sex offender now living in Medford​ | More.

Tommy Heinsohn, Celtics Legend And Broadcaster, Dead At 86

Tommy Heinsohn was part of all 17 of the franchise's NBA championships, including most recently as a fan-favorite broadcaster.

Red Sox Bringing Back Alex Cora As Manager

Boston opted to reunite with their World Series-winning manager, who is coming off a yearlong suspension.

Extreme E Holds Global Virtual Launch

A distinct race format with the latest electric technology, Extreme E is a whole new adventure in the motorsport world.