Robert Sundberg?s actions since making bail cast doubt on whether his continued freedom is safe, prosecutors say.
Two people fell out of an emergency window on a party bus early Sunday in East Boston and the vehicle hit both of them, killing a woman.
Two dispensaries are trying to open in Allston, one with the backing of the community and one with the support of a city councilor.
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The EF-1 tornado packed 100 m.p.h. winds as it downed trees and led to power outages.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Mission: Impossible for Kellyanne Conway Donald Trump?s new campaign manager can?t erase what voters know about him and his attitude toward women.
Boston Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman takes a look at Ryan Lochte and the UN in Haiti.
Commander, a rare northern fur seal that delighted visitors to the New England Aquarium, died during the spring after swallowing a toy.
Town of Dudley again defers action on Muslim cemeterySelectmen are considering whether to approve a controversial Muslim cemetery in their town in central Mass.
Bridge that connects N.H. and Maine stuck in upright positionThe Sarah Long Bridge has been in the upright position since 1 a.m. Monday, and officials don?t know when ? or if ? it will be fixed.
A new analysis of federal statistics puts Massachusetts at number one.
The mention of a rewards credit card evokes images of jet-setting in first class or lounging at a resort. But the reality can be starkly different.
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What happened after the incident reminded them why they loved their Natick neighborhood.
Here?s a Chelsea housing complex that?s going to the dogsOne North of Boston wants to appeal to millennial renters by offering a 3,000-square-foot day care for man?s best friend.
Red Sox 6, Rays 2
Price allowed only two hits and two walks against the Rays, while striking out eight.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Brady has been mysteriously absent for several days. Where, oh where could he be?
Thousands of new Clinton emails to be analyzedThe newly disclosed emails are planned for release a month before the presidential election.
The lawsuits come after the publications made ?false and defamatory statements about her supposedly having been an ?escort? in the 1990s.?
Is a 12-year-old really running a Trump campaign office in Colorado?The boy?s mother, Laurel Imer, is technically in charge but says she?s ceded responsibility to her son until school starts.
Book Review
?Trump Revealed?? was written by two Washington Post journalists who spend a lot of time on Donald Trump?s business dealings.
The comedian isn?t optimistic about the future of Donald Trump?s presidential campaign, and he?s proposing a solution.
Starting Oct. 28, some drivers could pay more ? while some could pay less ? when all-electronic tolling is activated in Mass.
Shira Springer
More of the true innovative Brazilian spirit would have helped a host city that seemed overmatched.
?He?s very cute ? yeah, I would go on a date with him,? Raisman said after Underwood asked her out via a video.
Editorial
When Boston principals have freedom to hire, kids benefit As contract negotiations resume, maintaining principals? new flexibility in hiring has to be a top priority for the system.
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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Globe Magazine
From the spin of skee balls to the smell of fried dough, the region?s beachside arcades and amusement parks remain the stuff of childhood memories.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
After getting cut in 2014, the offensive lineman sold used cars and stayed in shape.
The rollout of the new policy will be staggered, with the city setting its sights on larger businesses in the area first.
The GOP candidate said he is not flip-flopping on a plan to deport the 11 million people living in the US illegally.
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The all-new 2017 Nissan Armada offers new features that enhance its off-road capability and improve its safety.
About 3,200 people remained in shelters Sunday, according to state officials.
About 175 General Electric employees have traded Merritt Parkway traffic for views of the Fort Point Channel.
A new documentary tells the amazing story of how the mystery was solved and how Florence Wolsky found the earring.
One gets more from a dog?s companionship if one looks for the dog?s adult qualities.
ground game
One major Clinton weak spot that hasn?t fully been discussedDonald Trump would be smart to use rival Hillary Clinton?s family foundation against her in the debates.
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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