A man who has spent 35 years in prison for a slaying he says he didn?t commit will be in court today.
The state?s highest court left a 27-year-old legal precedent intact, ruling the chemical breath test is not a ?critical part? of the criminal investigation.
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Nearly four in 10 eateries earned a ?C? in initial inspections, but corrected enough violations to bring their marks up to an ?A.?
Chart: Food safety grades for every restaurant in BostonSee if your favorite spot earned an A, B, or C, on recent food safety inspections.
BonMe to raise wages within two yearsA national push to raise wages for service and food workers to $15 an hour is winning another convert in the Boston area.
ground game
If Clinton wins in a landslide, will she have a mandate?By January, voters this election cycle will have spoken on Donald Trump, not Hillary Clinton.
Obama interrupting vacation to campaign for Hillary ClintonPresident Obama will headline a fund-raiser for the Democratic nominee later today on Martha?s Vineyard.
The strike killed and wounded some 20 of the hospital?s staff and patients.
Wake to be held today for slain jogger Friends and family will gather to remember Vanessa Marcotte, a 27-year-old whose body was found near her mother?s Princeton home.
Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit contests to award $1m Several high-profile venture capitalists, including actor Ashton Kutcher, will give $1 million in prize money during a pair of pitch contests.
Gas prices expected to remain low for rest of summerGasoline prices in Massachusetts are expected to remain relatively low into the fall, according to AAA Northeast.
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Logging is a big part of Vermonter Dave Goodhouse?s identity, but sacrifices are mounting as he fights to hold on in a shifting industry.
Names
Matt Damon recalls his bench scene with Robin WilliamsThe Cambridge native knew right from the start it was going to be memorable.
A warning to Jimmy Buffett fans: Don?t bring homemade commodesMansfield police want ?Parrotheads? attending this weekend?s show to remember a few things before showing up for the festivities.
Pokémon Go ?street signs? pop up around cityA few new signs appeared during the weekend that alerted people to something other than parking restrictions.
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After years of delay because of politics, a lawsuit, and the recession, the school will open two new dorms this fall.
5 cataract surgeries, 5 people blinded: What went wrong?After the procedures at a West Springfield clinic, the patients couldn?t see out of the eye that was operated on.
Fore River bridge work moves ahead of scheduleThe span was floated on a barge through the marine channel to the bridge, which connects Weymouth and Quincy.
Alex Speier
Dustin Pedroia?s value to Red Sox remains enormousPedroia?s consistency from the leadoff spot has remained true to his broader body of work this year.
Dan Shaughnessy
An overpowering concern for Red Sox Nobody demolishes overmatched opponents like these Sox. It is the ?contested? games that give them trouble.
Support emerges for Gabby Douglas after Twitter bullyingActress Leslie Jones is among some high-profile names defending the US gymnast.
Scott Thurston | Postcard from Rio
A chance encounter with a pretty humble OlympianDuring a bus ride, Clara Hughes mentioned she was an athlete, but didn?t elaborate on just how successful she was.
Remains of Korean War POW coming home to CambridgeThe body of US Army Corporal Ronald M. Sparks was recently identified through DNA testing.
EDITORIAL
Unfair to patients: Medicare?s three-day ruleA new law that will require beneficiaries to be told about the high price of spending time in the hospital as an outpatient doesn?t go far enough.
Private schools, painful secrets
The unexpected price of reporting abuse: retaliationThe Globe found 15 instances of retaliation at New England private schools against students or employees who raised concerns about sexual abuse by staffers.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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With the world?s attention focused on the Olympic Games in Brazil, a decidedly different type of competition was held in a small corner of New England.
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The Red Sox will face Josh Tomlin in a makeup of a rainout on April 7.
The seminar was part of Mayor Martin Walsh?s response to a federal probe that resulted in indictments of high-ranking City Hall operatives.
Trump blamed the media for setbacks and distractions in recent days.
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Auto Notes columnist Bill Griffith prepares for the annual Boston Cup car show on the Boston Common. Plus, the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class.
Port Authority police in New York have not found any firearms, rounds of ammunition, shell casings, or other evidence of gunfire.
A new report predicts the technology introduced by the virtual currency will come to occupy a central place in the global financial system.
?Sausage,? the raunchy R-rated comedy, debuted in second place.
ground game
Will voters even bother picking the lesser of two evils?It is possible that many will just not choose at all.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Anesthesiologist eyed in series of cataract surgery errors
Meet Doris Buffett, Warren?s sister. She wants your help spending her brother?s billions
Alan Dershowitz: Black Lives Matter must rescind anti-Israel declaration
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