The shooter killed at least one person and wounded others before apparently taking his own life, police said.
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One significant change would allow the administration to shift about 140,000 adults, including 100,000 parents, from MassHealth to private insurance plans.
Suspect arraigned in murder of 81-year-old Needham woman The next-door neighbor of an elderly Russian immigrant in Needham has been charged with murdering her.
St. Paul?s School investigating new allegations of ?concerning? behavior Administrators are once again turning to an outside investigator, a move taken after the school admitted last month that 13 staffers engaged in sexual misconduct with students over four decades.
Accused killer arraigned for murder of two Dorchester sisters It was the man?s first court appearance since his life on the run ended with his capture in Haiti, where he was living in his mother?s home.
?Morning Joe? hosts question Trump?s ?emotional state? ?We have friends inside the White House that have told us over the past month they?re getting more concerned about his emotional state,? Joe Scarborough said Friday on the MSNBC morning show.
Trump floats repealing Obamacare now and replacing it later With the comment, President Trump aligned himself with at least one of the conservative holdouts, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky.
Operator of Faneuil Hall to take over South Station The operator of Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Washington?s Union Station will soon be taking over South Station.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Hundreds of Mainers want New England?s only Senate Republican to more forcefully wield her blend of quirky independence as a bipartisan beacon.
A suspect who was already facing charges in a June 2016 slaying in Mattapan is now facing another murder charge in a November 2016 slaying in Dorchester.
Nestor Ramos
A Somerville chef helps with a taste test: Is cooking over wood flames really better?
11th-hour votes aimed at averting Maine state government shutdown Governor Paul LePage vowed Friday he won?t sign any budget that doesn?t include his tax cut proposals, as lawmakers tried to meet a midnight deadline.
3 great white sharks spotted off Cape Cod The sharks are part of a larger population boom off the coast.
NAMES
Is Jay Z talking about the Bruins on his new album? The rapper may be referencing an enormous bottle of champagne enjoyed by the Stanley Cup champs at Foxwoods back in 2011.
When did summer camp offerings start sounding like brochures for Canyon Ranch? Many higher-end camps have added bells and whistles to cater to a new generation of families who want more.
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GARY WASHBURN | ON BASKETBALL
Gordon Hayward is clearly the No. 1 option, but Griffin would add toughness and athletic ability.
This federal agency?s Twitter account got weird and stayed weird In a move that seems to embrace #SocialMediaDay, the official Twitter account of the US CPSC brought back some of its more interesting consumer product posts.
No threat seen to Boston Independence Day celebrations There are no known threats to this weekend?s Independence Day celebrations, officials said Friday.
Dave Epstein
July 4 is getting close. What will the weather be like? Friday looks like a day with a lot of clouds and possible thunderstorms. Saturday is looking like a great beach day.
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When is relief coming to the Cape Cod Canal? State and local officials huddled Thursday to discuss possible fixes to the Cape Cod Canal crossings.
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Fifty-nine years of stories from one address With an eye toward the future, the Boston Globe said goodbye to its longtime Dorchester home this week.
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What realtors and sellers are required to disclose to buyers ? and what they aren?t There are only two things state law requires a seller to tell you.
Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
Boston family races to raise money to save their son Families like the Sabkys are turning to the internet to raise money to fund research that companies overlook.
Gordon Hayward is clearly the No. 1 option, but Griffin would add toughness and athletic ability.
Mr. Corcoran, 85, was a two-time Olympic skier who brought World Cup competitions to the White Mountains.
The family?s Minnesota farm just outside the city limits had been homesteaded 100 years ago, but now was the time to provide homes for returning veterans.
The U.S. House voted to cut off some federal funding for state and local governments that have ?sanctuary? policies preventing their personnel from cooperating with federal immigration officers.
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Hoping to beat the traffic to the Cape this holiday weekend? If you?re planning to leave Thursday afternoon, it will probably be too late. ?Six o?clock on Thursday, that?s probably the single worst time,? said Glenn Cannon, director of technical services at the Cape Cod Commission, a regional planning agency that studies summer traffic patterns [?]
Though Chancellor Angela Merkel voted against the measure, she paved the way for its passage by freeing other members of her party to vote their ?conscience.?
The insurance giant is moving its headquarters to New York City after nearly two centuries in Hartford, Connecticut.
Composer R. Murray Schafer?s String Quartet No. 2 (?Waves?) is inspired by an unusually deep study of the sonic qualities of the sea.
?Saving Sea Turtles,? at the New England Aquarium?s Simons IMAX theater, shows rescue operation.
We caught up with Menzel to talk about all things travel.
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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China is the world?s biggest tea producer, and employs around 80 million people as farmers, pickers and sales people.
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