After making more licenses available, officials expected many applicants from underserved neighborhoods. It hasn?t happened yet.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
Local officials are using the small, remote-controlled aircraft to help with search and rescue operations and other tasks.
Once the pride of Jewish Revere, temple to be soldRevere?s Congregation Tifereth Israel is slated to be sold and demolished, following the loss of members who have moved away.
Peter Serafini
The blaze caused as much as $3 million of damages at the Martin Luther King Jr. School in Cambridge, officials said.
A teenage girl and a 25-year-old man were wounded in shootings in East Boston and the Theater District Friday and Saturday.
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Expelled under new policy, ex-Amherst student suesThe lawsuit claims the plaintiff was falsely accused of rape, not given a fair investigation by the college, and denied justice.
Disagreement over impact if surveillance laws allowed to expireBarring a last-minute deal in Congress, three post-Sept. 11 surveillance laws used against spies and terrorists are set to expire.
Crews from the Boston department of public works are dealing with trash left by the melting snow ? and the job stinks.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
The assault on the extra point is the most unnecessary, superfluous sports rule change in recent memory.
NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
Every team in the division has flaws, but each one is capable of making a calculated move and rising to the top.
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Tips on how to add color and interest to your home this summer with portable ?gardens? in containers.
The state?s four largest banks collected a combined $517 million in overdraft fees in the first three months of the year.
Ideas
A lab at Dartmouth College uses psychology and education research to create games for social impact.
Couples attach locks to Paris? Pont des Arts bridge as symbol that their love would last forever, but the city council said the locks cause degradation.
An Anheuser Busch plant in northwest Georgia has started canning water instead of beer to help flood victims in Texas and Oklahoma.
N.H. endorsement trackerJames Pindell tracks the state?s 115 most desirable endorsements for Democrats seeking the presidency.
Robert Ellis
Turkey on the brinkThe country was once seen as ?the shining star of the Muslim world.? Now the gilt has worn off the ruling party.
Risa Ominato/Kyodo News via AP
From graduations to beautiful beaches to blooming flowers, a look at daily scenes around the world this May.
After the Patriots? offseason workout, the quarterback headed to Harvard Stadium to lead a charity touch football game.
The Baker administration?s decision deals another blow to longstanding efforts to redevelop a prominent city-owned site.
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NerdWallet reveals the cars that won?t hurt your bank account each year.
Democrat Martin O'Malley made the announcement Saturday in Baltimore, telling a crowd of about 1,000 people ? ??I'm running for you.?
A judge in Manhattan federal court announced the sentence Friday for 31-year-old Ross Ulbricht.
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The move comes as outlets seek alternative revenue and marketers try to embed their messages in the programs people consume.
A high school dropout at 16, David Prak of Lowell draws strength from his past to carve himself a future.
The comic is rescuing the art of irony from self-satisfied snark and detachment and giving it a sharp Swiftian point.
Copenhagen has become Europe?s culinary hot spot, as chefs play with new ways of preparing local ingredients.
Design New England
A house for BenNicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
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Tackling social engineering through playA lab at Dartmouth College uses psychology and education research to create games for social impact.
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