Milford teen killed in crash just steps from her house
A group of six friends in an SUV were rushing to see a fireworks display when the vehicle hit a utility pole and parked car, police said.
A group of six friends in an SUV were rushing to see a fireworks display when the vehicle hit a utility pole and parked car, police said.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
It was going to be the third edition of the Celtics? Big Three. Banner No. 18 was on order.
The prize of the free agent market spent the weekend listening to offers, and announced his decision Monday.
Sabrina DaSilva was found with multiple gunshot wounds shortly after 10 p.m. on Saturday outside of her apartment building, authorities said.
The heavily decomposed carcass washed up in Edgartown and authorities are urging the public to stay away.
A waterskier sustained serious injuries to his leg when he was struck by a boat propeller Sunday.
Peter Carter said he doesn?t know why a pregnant heifer trampled his son, George, while the child was walking her.
Some neighbors say they?re uncomfortable after the shop recently posted a ?WE SELL AMMO? banner out front.
Jesse Loubier dove into the water in Quincy to untangle a mooring line and instead became trapped underwater, officials said.
Hundreds were lined up when gates opened at 9 a.m. to let in revelers who raced to secure prime lawn spots for the day?s festivities.
The event Sunday night was billed as a rehearsal for the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular concert and fireworks show slated for Monday.
If Glenn Weiss does his job correctly, no one watching the celebrated event on television will notice him.
?No other orchestra gets to perform for a half-million people at the same time,? Lockhart said about re-connecting with the July 4th crowd.
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Mr. Brooks, who formerly headed Boston?s disabilities commission, used a wheelchair but relied on his spirit to surmount barriers.
RED SOX 12, RANGERS 5
An early 4-0 deficit wasn?t a problem as Boston ripped four homers in a comeback win.
KEVIN CULLEN
Most Americans don?t know the story of the Marine-turned-journalist who lost his freedom searching out truth in Syria. They should.
?We urge you to rethink this secret process immediately and allow a broader community conversation? about changing entrnace standards, alumni wrote.
The famed lawyer owes the IRS $5.2 million. He?s filed for bankruptcy.
Martha and Ivan Warmuth, whose daughter was struck and killed by a duck boat, believe her death was preventable.
OPINION | JONAH DOV PESNER
Wiesel changed the way we think about human rights and the way we understand our responsibility to each other.
The state?s plan to close psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Rick Porcello vs. Nick Martinez is the pitching matchup in the series opener Monday at Fenway Park at 1:35 p.m.
The US Coast Guard says it?s not sure whether anybody was in the youth-sized boats before they floated away.
Massachusetts once groomed presidents or at least presidential nominees. This year the state serves as the supply line for understudies.
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An analysis of five years of data by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows more drivers die on July 4 than any other day of the year.
The blast occured as Iraqis gathered to eat, shop, and be together to mark one of the last nights of Ramadan.
A nondescript stretch of Brighton wants to join other outer parcels that have become big draws for Boston companies and workers.
Yes, you can hear her play live for less than it would cost you to buy her latest album.
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In the summer of 1988, former Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis was up by 17 points, and he lost badly.
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