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A new state law will allow restaurants with beer-and-wine licenses to upgrade to all-alcohol licenses for free.

Since the 2024 legislation, Boston has granted 61 businesses new liquor licenses, helping entrepreneurs bolster their businesses and build wealth citywide.

This month, 30 small businesses across the city of Boston celebrated their longstanding work and commitment to their communities.

It will be a bit easier to get a midnight snack in Boston this summer. The new initiative will allow food trucks to serve customers at night at 7 spots across the city throughout the summer & fall.

Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the launch of the Office of Nightlife Economy Late Night Food Truck Program.

When a third place can be everything from a bar to a mall to a luxury health club, does it even mean anything?

Nathalie Lecorps & her team at Gourmet Kreyol officially transitioned their base of operations from a mobile food truck to a brick-and-mortar fast-casual restaurant at 1210 Blue Hill Ave. in Mattapan.

Mayor Michelle Wu honored 30 beloved businesses, from family-run restaurants to neighborhood dry cleaners and pharmacies.

The Portuguese flag is about to be firmly planted at 1078 Dorchester Avenue in Savin Hill with the upcoming opening of Lisboa Café – the long-time dream of Raquel Semedo.

Gov. Maura Healey unveiled a slew of cuts to “unnecessary” state regulations with the goal of improving savings for businesses and consumers alike and enhancing the state’s economic competitiveness.

The Boston Zoning Commission approved changes to Roslindale Square zoning that could mean buildings as tall as ten or twelve stories in a stretch from the commuter-rail station down South Street.

Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the winners of the 2025 Legacy Business Awards. This year’s cohort of 30 businesses represent 18 of Boston’s neighborhoods.