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The Massachusetts State Police trooper who fired his rifle during a confrontation with bikers and ATV riders on I-93 posted racist and profane comments online.
Michal Kenny released a poignant statement to the Globe on behalf of the family shortly before her daughter?s funeral.
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Finally, movement on renaming Yawkey Way The record of the Yawkey-era Red Sox on race relations stands as an embarrassment to Boston. And even after integrating, the team was plagued by claims of unequal treatment of black and white players.
Despite rumors, Robert Kraft is not the father of his on-again, off-again girlfriend?s baby, spokesman says Patriots owner Robert Kraft is not the father of his on-again, off-again girlfriend?s baby, who was born in the fall of 2017, a spokesperson for the team said early Thursday morning.
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Meanwhile, Kayce Smith is leaving NBC Sports Boston for Barstool Sports.
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Blue skies and unusually warm temperatures will give way to stormy conditions, and if the rain changes to snow, forecasters say Boston could get as much as 6 inches.
Coastal communities brace for storm, prepare for flooding Officials in Scituate and other towns along the coast are urging residents to consider evacuating by Friday morning.
Dave Epstein
What to know about the major nor?easter heading toward Mass. This storm won?t bring snow along the coastline, but there are other hazards to watch out for.
One side effect of online ordering: boxy buildup We?re being overwhelmed by boxes as online shopping mounts, and no one wants to leave home to buy anything.
Republicans are not just attached to Trump ? they?re his customers, too From his winery in Virginia to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Republicans are seeking out ways to patronize Trump properties.
Globe Magazine | Charles P. Pierce
The twilight of the Patriots? dynasty has finally arrived For almost two decades, the Patriots have torched opponents and fired up New England?s sports fans. Now the clock is ticking down.
Health care providers brace for confusion as new Mass. Medicaid rules are rolled out More than 800,000 Massachusetts Medicaid recipients enter a new era Thursday with the rollout of sweeping changes that are designed to improve care and save money.
Worshipers attend church in Penn. with AR-15 rifles Worshipers clutching AR-15 rifles drank holy wine and exchanged or renewed wedding vows in a ceremony at a Pennsylvania church.
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A 24-year-old Beverly man was identified as the person authorities allege sent white powder in a letter addressed to Donald Trump Jr. last month.
Mass. students borrowing more to attend public universities Once upon a time in Massachusetts, students looking for an affordable path to earning a college degree turned to the state?s public colleges and universities.
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Crimmins was one of the founders of the Boston comedy scene in the 1980s and a hero to the likes of Stephen Wright and Denis Leary.
The dig could be a comment on anything from the attorney general?s mental prowess to his age to physical appearance. Trump only knows.
Can a travel boycott force Florida to toughen gun control? A 17-year-old survivor of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is calling for college students to boycott Florida as a spring break destination. Could it actually work?
The largest grocery chain in the US is joining Walmart and Dick?s Sporting Goods in tightening gun restrictions.
Nestor Ramos
In eyeing what could have been, Dick?s breaks the gun control dam It wasn?t their gun this time. But it could have been. For any responsible gun dealer, those words are chilling.
Former teacher at St. Paul?s is arrested after alleged relationship with student A state investigation into sexual assaults against students at St. Paul?s School has resulted in charges against a former instructor.
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Who wants to be a ?Millionaire?? 51 percent of students at a Lenox school A school-wide poll at Lenox Memorial Middle and High School led to the decision to keep the sometimes contentious Millionaires mascot.
The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
Opinion | Kevin P. Hill
Balance on cannabis may lead to answers on opioids Evidence, not ideology, should guide us in determining a possible role for cannabis in curbing the opioid epidemic.
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WE KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT Parkland. Las Vegas. Sutherland Springs. Newtown. On and on: In America, mass shootings have become so familiar that they seem to follow the same sad script.
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This scientist is testing a marijuana ingredient as a way to prevent relapse Neuroscientist Yasmin Hurd thinks cannabidiol has potential in treating addiction.
Seven players scored in double figures for Boston, topped by Irving?s 34.
Covering the Games offers a lesson in perspective, underscoring what an enormous stage this is.
Two City Hall officials accused of pressuring organizers of the 2014 Boston Calling music festival to hire union workers must face trial, a judge ruled Wednesday.
The Tufts Library in Weymouth is offering eight how-to classes designed to ease young adults into full-scale adulthood.
We found condos in East Boston and Jamaica Plain and a Colonial in Braintree at this price point.
Hicks?s departure comes as a surprise to most in the White House ? and casts a pall over the West Wing at a tumultuous time.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said the new strategic weapons can?t be intercepted, marking a technological breakthrough that could dramatically increase Russia?s military capability.
The company says its plans to bring thousands of new jobs to the Seaport have nothing to do with the HQ2 hunt. That isn?t stopping the speculation.
Savana and Serena Petruzello are set to rock the TD Garden stage.
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