The governor says he?ll sign legislation imposing $200 million in higher fees on businesses to fund health care for the poor.
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One juror on an all-white jury claims two colleagues declared a defendant was guilty of murder because he was black.
Witness at ?Top Chef? extortion trial testifies about shouted slurs ?I placed two kitchen knives ? one under my bed and one near my door,? Derek Cunningham told a jury Tuesday.
?Let?s win the ?people?s seat? back,? says Warren challenger State Representative Geoff Diehl, a Whitman Republican, promises a populist approach in his bid to beat incumbent Elizabeth Warren.
KEVIN CULLEN
He?s being deported ? and he can?t see his new son When Francisco Rodriguez?s pregnant wife was rushed to Beth Israel on Monday, he was less than three miles away, locked up.
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City officials said at Tuesday?s National Night Out that they want to maintain contact with the community, not foster antagonism.
DCR?s warning on the Charles: Don?t touch the dirty water The state wants the public to steer clear of the Lower Basin, near the Museum of Science, because of a cyanobacteria bloom.
For some drivers in Boston, every day is a bad traffic day.
Leaders of the city?s 16 charter schools are among the highest-paid public school officials in Boston, according to a Globe review.
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Retail pot sales became legal in Las Vegas on July 1, but there?s almost nowhere for tourists to consume it without breaking the rules.
Fans at Fenway Park give Dennis Eckersley a rousing ovation The Red Sox broadcaster and fan favorite appeared to be grateful for the reception.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Eck does not want to ?talk it out? The Hall of Famer also said he has no intention of changing his broadcasting style.
Red Sox 12, Indians 10
Christian Vazquez, Red Sox soak up walk-off victory Vazquez?s three-run blast in the ninth inning salvaged the night for the Sox.
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Corporate gardens offer workers a chance for a break and an opportunity to help others.
Who introduced ?Mooch? to Trump? Scott Brown, apparently ?I?m actually the guy who introduced him to the president,? Brown said in a radio interview.
Chelsea Clinton salutes White House staff after Trump reportedly calls it ?real dump? The former first daughter thanked ?ushers, butlers, maids, chefs, florists, gardeners, plumbers, engineers & curators for all you do.?
It?s happening again. What?s in that water, exactly, that?s making people go so crazy?
The campus led the Princeton Review rankings for the second year in a row.
Nestor Ramos
A two-directional bicycle lane on one-way Brattle Street has tensions between bikers and business owners high.
The receiver and cornerback landed a few haymakers at practice Tuesday before being separated.
Not quite Pikeocalypse, but drivers endure backups Here?s what you need to know about lane closures on the Pike in Boston.
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As LA gets Olympics, there?s unfinished business for Boston Boston shouldn?t abandon the vision and planning that accompanied its aborted bid for the 2024 Games.
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His parents said he just needed to sleep. A SWAT team came instead In Hingham, a welfare check on a disconsolate young man with a gun turned into something utterly unimaginable.
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.
With Tom Price in charge, doctors are winning again in Washington Away from the spotlight, Price has been rolling back regulations that have been criticized by his former physician colleagues.
Brady also leads in pet apparel, pint glass drinkware, puzzles, and Forever Collectibles.
Amid the chaos of the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge overhaul, a look at some other notable traffic projects and road closures.
Our picks range from a floor-through unit in Somerville to a triangular-shaped contemporary in Easton.
Said Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina: ?We work for the American people. We don?t work for the president.?
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US sales of new vehicles see biggest declines so far this year in July
The moves against Leopoldo López and Antonio Ledezma could intensify the international fallout after Sunday?s election.
It?s the first treatment for a form of cancer that kills more than 10,500 people every year.
The park?s amphitheater, neglected and unused for years, is fully renovated and ready to host performances.
In Mass., there are now more than 40 coffee roasters. We spoke with seven to find out what principles are guiding the current coffee scene.
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