Police to crack down on texting while driving
Police in Massachusetts will be looking out for those who illicitly text and check email while behind the wheel.
Police in Massachusetts will be looking out for those who illicitly text and check email while behind the wheel.
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The gunman, who shot himself to death and wounded his former boss, has been identified as Kermit Hooks Jr. of Framingham.
Seven in 10 people, including close to half of GOP voters, have an unfavorable view of Donald Trump, according to a new AP-GfK poll.
Els had a disastrous start, taking seven putts on the first hole, all from short range.
The incident allegedly occurred because her daughter was upset over what credit she would receive after failing to complete an assignment.
The City of Boston will give property owners up to $2,000 and four years of no-interest financing to help them replace water lines.
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In what could be an important moment, Pope Francis is scheduled to issue a major document Friday regarding family issues.
Three of the four opponents on the Patriots? 2016 preseason schedule will be repeats from last season.
Assistant coach Micah Shrewsberry and his players are shrewd at figuring out what?s coming at them.
?Star Wars? fans do not have to wait much longer for a new film in the franchise.
Clear Channel Outdoor said the North End billboard, which was removed Thursday, was installed by mistake.
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The Qingming Festival was marked by people visiting cemeteries to clean tombs, lay flowers, and make offerings to the deceased.
The Red Wings are in town, and a loss would be a major blow to the Bruins? playoff chances.
A lawyer for Michelle Carter argued that the teen should not have been charged because her actions did not directly cause the death.
Governor Baker has declined to join a growing list of officials barring taxpayer-funded travel to North Carolina over its controversial LGBT law.
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