WBUR Newsroom Election 2008 CommonHealth Blog Boston Weather BBC World News NPR Top Stories NPR's Morning Edition NPR Topics: Books NPR Topics: Movies Fresh Air All Things Considered Marketplace Submit a Story Idea RSS Feeds Podcasts Boston Boy Wounded in Crossfire By Associated Press BOSTON - July 01, 2008 - A 7-year-old boy apparently caught in crossfire between two cars was wounded as he played outside in a Roxbury neighborhood. Police spokesman David Estrada says the boy was in stable condition after being shot in the back last night. He was taken to Boston Medical Center after the 7 p.m. shooting. Estrada said investigators are looking for three or four suspects in a green sport utility vehicle, and one person in a white or silver Honda.    From The WBUR Newsroom Report Warns Against Income Tax Repeal BOSTON (October 06, 2008) The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation is warning that voter passage of Question # 1, the ballot question to repeal the state income tax, would mean drastic cuts to state services and would actually lead to a higher tax burden on low- and middle-income Massachusetts residents. Angels Beat Red Sox 5-4, Avoid Sweep BOSTON (October 06, 2008) In major league baseball playoffs, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim snapped an eleven game postseason losing streak against the Boston Red Sox and avoided a sweep. The Bailout: What's Next for Mass.? BOSTON (October 06, 2008) Now that Congress has approved a financial rescue package for the nation, what lies ahead in Massachusetts? Boston by Design, Part 1: The Greenway BOSTON (October 06, 2008) From stately brownstone to space age biotech, Boston’s buildings span four centuries. This week, we're airing a special series on architecture in the city: "Boston by Design." Today, how the Greenway has changed the Hub.				Sponsor