Bryan Johnson allegedly confessed to shooting his police cruiser before ?blacking out? while driving the vehicle, police said.
Seven candidates vying to represent two of the city?s predominantly minority communities squared off in Dudley Square.
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An assistant US attorney in Boston and an FBI cybercrimes agent are working on the case, sources said.
Credit and debit card fare machines were closed at all MBTA stops on Friday night for an undisclosed reason.
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The summer bustle has given way to a quieter, more subdued feel, but people were hesitant to suggest the season was winding down.
Thousands of exhausted, surprised, and relieved migrants reached Austria on Saturday, clambering off a fleet of Hungarian buses.
Stop & Shop?s bfresh opens Allston storeLocated in a former Staples store on Harvard Avenue, the 10,000-square-foot space is much smaller than a traditional supermarket.
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A Hardwick boy had lost 12 to 15 pounds and had bruises across his body as he was being monitored by 16 DCF workers, among others.
His solo premiere, ?Suffolk County,? has garnered critical acclaim online.
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Brady escaped punishment because of the NFL?s procedural violations, but many questions about this case remain.
Three new Gillette Stadium hangouts, part of a $30 million renovation, will offer up to 1,650 people a more comfortable pregame alternative.
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A year removed from shoulder surgery, Type 1 diabetic Brett Ryan taking on a significant role for Blackhawks.
Dozens of mysterious rocking horses have a presence that falls somewhere between antique yard sale and spooky prank.
Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
A battery-powered tackling dummy is helping limit injuries at Dartmouth?s football practices.
Taking a flexible approach to what is yogaFrom Acro to Broga, niche offshoots have been designed to attract people who might not practice on their own.
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Specifically, he hates when she says ?you know? in a sentence. He points it out every time she says it and it?s driving her insane.
Ted Cruz sells himself as antiestablishment candidateThe US senator from Texas stopped in N.H. on Monday to open his campaign office in Manchester.
Robert Reynolds and Clayton Deutsch
The coming boom in Boston FinTech sectorTo stay ahead, and increase its lead, the financial services sector needs to rethink a few fundamental assumptions.
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A record number of migrants, most of them refugees fleeing war and crisis in the Mideast and Africa, are seeking asylum in Europe.
Friendly?s visionary inspires at TechstarsThe 100-year-old did not let a 17-foot fall or swarm of bees keep him from the tech showcase.
Where Pope Francis stands on gays, divorce, abortionPope Francis is expected to raise a range of issues when he visits Cuba and the United States Sept. 19-27.
Joe Kelly has now won seven straight starts, the longest such streak in baseball this season.
By midday Friday, the In Good Health dispensary had seen 100 to 150 customers.
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2015 was a good year for Volkswagens and Subarus.
Donald Trump, leading in the polls in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, just hit a speed bump named Hugh Hewitt.
Otto Perez Molina declared his innocence in a customs corruption scandal that forced him to resign.
MIT will receive $25 million over five years as research is led by an all-star cast of artificial intelligence and robotics experts.
Jennifer Ellis is playing Eliza Doolittle without giving Audrey Hepburn a thought.
A study shows how Facebook posts could supplement public information to deliver a revealing portrait of not just the parents but also the kids.
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Carter Lay, grandson of potato chip maker, dies at 44
Part-time Millis police officer who fabricated shooting account to face criminal charges
Remember, the ruling on Tom Brady does not mean he is innocent
Migrant crisis in Europe
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