The Patriots owner and the coach are listed as potential prosecution witnesses in the upcoming murder trial.
Ferguson protest blocks traffic near Harvard SquareProtests around Boston came after the Missouri decision not to charge a white officer in the death of an unarmed black teen.
Bill Cosby resigns appointment as trustee at Temple UniversityNumerous organizations have distanced themselves from Cosby amid accusations that he sexually assaulted more than a dozen women.
Police honor 2 park rangers stabbed on Boston CommonFour civilians were also recognized for coming to the aid of the rangers, who were seriously injured in the Oct. 14 incident.
Obama calls for expanded use of body cameras for police President Obama also said he wants to ensure the US isn?t building a ??militarized culture?? within police departments.
The pay hike, if adopted, would give the governor a salary of $185,000, the second-highest in the nation.
A trolley driver allegedly slapped a pregnant woman after Transit Police say she spit at the driver.
GOP aide resigns over criticism of Obama daughtersIn a Facebook post, Elizabeth Lauten said Malia and her sister Sasha should have shown more ??class?? at a turkey-pardoning ceremony.
Dozens of drivers gathered in City Hall Plaza as the City Council was considering regulations on ridesharing services.
Renee Graham
The relationship between police departments and African-American communities is now toxic.
Beat Writer?s Notebook
Peter Abraham takes a look at the chips the Red Sox are playing with this offseason.
BetaBoston
Tips for scoring the best online deals When you?re shopping online, how can you make sure that you?re actually getting the best deal? Here are four key tips.
Supreme Court hears case on Facebook threatsThe court struggled Monday over where to draw the line between free speech and illegal threats in the digital age.
The coach said his team?s execution ?across the board? could?ve been better against Green Bay.
Dance Review
This production is a relatively sober affair, but it has its own virtues and promises to be with us for some time to come.
Not only is one of America?s oldest cities now decidedly young, but the new generation is exercising its influence.
Top economist sounds warning on work, retirement?The idea that people can retire at 62 and walk around holding hands on the beach, it?s not realistic,? Alicia Munnell says.
Michael A. Cohen
The real Benghazi scandalThe Republican Party?s politicization of the tragedy now risks stifling the expeditionary impulses of US diplomats.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
The marching band at English High brings back a tradition that has been dormant at Boston public schools for about 40 years.
The Bruins begin a four-game West Coast swing Monday in Anaheim, where the Ducks have also been hit by the injury bug.
The squabble involved a stinky skunk, stolen weatherstripping, and an overturned table at a raucous public health meeting.
Darren Wilson, 28, won?t receive any further pay or benefits, and he and the city have cut their ties, Mayor James Knowles said.
Obama has been seen in the Pentagon as being overly suspicious of the military and its inclination to use force to address problems.
The cost of six geese-a-laying spiked considerably this year, while most of the items in the carol saw little to no increase.
Hersch?s ?My Coma Dreams? is unique ? a theater piece that features a single actor/narrator, but is carried in large part by instrumental music.
A conversation with David GreenwayJournalist H.D.S. Greenway discusses his recent memoir, ?Foreign Correspondent,? with Ambassador Nicholas Burns.
Ideas | The Internationalist
In Congo, peacekeepers at warWhat happens when a bold new idea turns the UN into just another army?
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