Three people were hospitalized following reports of three separate shootings in Dorchester and Jamaica Plain early Saturday morning.
Man faces capital murder charges in Mississippi nun deathsA man has been arrested and charged with two counts of capital murder in connection with the deaths of two nuns who were slain in Mississippi, police said.
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Thomas Bena wants to curb the size of new construction and preserve the pastoral quality of Martha?s Vineyard.
Boston police union challenges body camera programBoston?s largest police union renewed its fight against body cameras Friday.
Amtrak threatens to cut Boston rail serviceAmtrak and the MBTA are embroiled in a legal dispute over the cost of track maintenance.
Fight over Redstone?s billions apparently settledFactions of the Redstone family accepted a deal that will likely end the fight for control of a $40 billion media empire.
The adult man and woman were found outside a home Friday afternoon, authorities said.
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John J. McGlynn Sr., 94, who died Aug. 20, was a five-term mayor of Medford and a longtime public servant.
Teachers contract pact may be near in BrooklineBoth sides cite ?substantial preogress on the important issue of workload and pay? as schools prepare to open in the coming week.
Truck crashes into Square Cafe in HinghamPolice reported injuries, but did not say how many, or how serious the injuries were.
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Private Jewett Williams? ashes were discovered in an Oregon insane asylum.
Boston Police commissioner pleads for peace at weekend Carnival Day festivitiesEvans said some people party overnight in anticipation of the morning celebration.
Ben Volin | On football
Jimmy Garoppolo is the ?priority? but Tom Brady is still The ManBrady and Garoppolo split the first-half duties, but Brady led the Patriots to their first-half TD.
Patriots 19, Panthers 17
Brady, Garoppolo have a time in Patriots? victoryBrady, in his first action of the preseason, was 3 for 9 for 76 yards and a TD.
That day Paul Allen started a company at the Out of Town News stand in Harvard SquareThe venerable news kiosk sold the magazine that sparked Microsoft co-founder?s inspirational moment. Now it?s threatened with closure.
Facebook reduces human involvement in selection of trending topicsFacebook Inc. is reducing human involvement in how it displays its ?trending topics? after a controversy earlier this year.
Was that Lexus in Kendall Square a self-driving car?The vehicle spotted Friday -- with a driver -- is thought to belong to the Toyota Research Institute.
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ON THE MOVE
For those who want to reconnect with their inner child, feet first, there are dozens of midweek kickball leagues within the Route 128 belt.
Ideas
The issue of crime in 16 casesThis special edition of Ideas explores crime through the eyes of first responders, criminals, and victims living with the legacy of trauma.
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Lost for at least 19 days in the Maine wilderness, the 66-year-old hiker died as she had lived: with courage and with grace.
Aly Raisman has a David Ortiz Fenway momentOlympic gymnast Aly Raisman threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Fenway Park before the start of Friday?s game.
The issue of crimeThis special edition of Ideas explores crime through the eyes of first responders, criminals, and victims living with the legacy of trauma.
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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Rescue crews were using whatever they could to locate survivors from a magnitude 6.2 earthquake that reduced three Italian towns to rubble.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Steven Wright allowed five runs in the first inning in his first start since Aug. 5.
The judge sentenced David Becker, 18, to probation after he pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault.
The senator from Vermont will campaign for his former primary rival Hillary Clinton and other local Democrats on Sept. 5.
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Auto Notes columnist Bill Griffith reflects on a car crash that nearly took the life of a friend 50 years ago. Plus red light-running crashes claim more lives.
My time was a week of contrasts, veering from the happiness of tourist mainstays such as waffles and frites to serious discussions of terror cells.
The Federal Reserve chair was optimistic about the US economy as she said the central banking system is moving toward raising interest rates.
Shutting down Pivot after only three years might be the best business decision, but to me, the end of my favorite channel is a great sadness.
Chesney?s aesthetic is probably best summed up by the hybridized cover of Steve Miller Band?s teasing bounce ?The Joker? and Bob Marley?s ?Three Little Birds.?
ground game
What does Donald Trump have to lose?Trump may have already lost black and Hispanic voters, but his new tone could be a hit with white women in swing states.
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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