Shark diver Andriana Fragola shared a video of her digging a crab out of her hair after going on a dive. "One of the most ...

I’m good in life about doing something outside of my comfort zone, I’ll give it a go, but sometimes on the tennis court I ...

Floating food delivery service brings Chick-fil-A to boaters at Florida's Crab Island, operating April through September, ...

What's new in restaurant openings around Boston: Roman-style pizza in the South End, Brookline Lunch expansion, and a crab feast.

The Sports Bra, the first bar to air only women’s sports, is opening a franchise in Boston—and fans are ready.

The decision to open a location in Boston was influenced by the city's multiple professional women's sports teams.

In 1967, Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to run the Boston Marathon, despite an official trying to physically stop her. Her tips for getting fit include starting slow.

American Susannah Scaroni won the women's wheelchair division of the 129th Boston Marathon on Monday in an unofficial time of 1:35:20.

Sandy Morrell lives in Alma and will be running in the Boston Marathon on Monday morning. “I've been running for 12 years," Morrell said. “It's just what I do, I don't know what I would do ...

Allowing male runners in women’s races undermines fairness: a biological man could win in every Boston Marathon category — men’s, women’s and non-binary, too.

Paula Davenport, the first woman from New Hampshire to finish the Boston Marathon, shares her journey and the challenges she overcame to make history.

These remarkable Black women of Boston have earned their place through dedication, leadership, and advocacy. The more we say their names, the more their stories endure.