A grand jury has brought a new count of aggravated rape against 15-year-old Philip Chism, who is accused of murdering math teacher Colleen Ritzer.
Chaos erupts at hearing for mother of Fitchburg boy“What happened to my nephew?” shouted the boy’s uncle as the mother was found competent to stand trial.
Investors are worried about slower growth in China, a gloomier outlook for US corporate profits, and instability in Argentina and Turkey.
The MBTA lost $25 million it invested in a fund recommended by a former director, who who worked at the firm.
Anthony Williams was sentenced to 18 to 22 years in prison for robbing and raping a woman in her apartment in 2012.
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Representative Carlos Henriquez did not respond to a shouted question asking if he would resign.
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It’s too bad Patrick doesn’t have more of a reform impulse concerning what is considered the strictest anti-privatization statute in the nation.
The Patriots were defeated in the AFC Championship, Bostonians and their furry companions kept warm in the snow, and more of the week’s best photos.
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Partygoers who took the pills, powder, or capsules thought they were getting a safe good time. Then people started dying.
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How to boil water — and heat a college campusWhen discussing biomass as a heating method, consider not just what the principle or law or technology is, but how it is being applied.
The Patriots’ director of player personnel was in Miami Friday and interviewed with the Dolphins.
The arctic temperatures are not expected to moderate until Saturday morning.
The two groups will meet “in the same room” Saturday for the first time ever as part of peace talks.
The largest liberal super political action committee in the country has begun raising money to elect Hillary Rodham Clinton president.
The Mac made computing and publishing easy enough for everyday people to learn and use.
Five local Grammy nominees on how they were preparing for the big night.
Maverick filmmaker Abel Ferrara transformed the 1981 exploitation scenario into a feminist statement.
If urban farming took off, what would Boston look like?A new ordinance makes it legal, even easy, to start a farm in the city. Here’s what the future could hold.
A Conversation with Best-Selling Author, J. Courtney Sullivan and Meredith Goldstein, Love Letters columnist
