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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.
So long, ?minor? and ?moderate? delays. The T is now giving time estimates A new subway service alert projects how long the delays will last in minutes.
Thirteen large towers spanning the one-mile route to the Marine Industrial Park would support lines carrying 70 cable cars that can fit 10 passengers each, running every nine seconds.
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.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
At NFL Combine, physicals and interviews are foremost Evaluators glean much more from those aspects than the on-field drills and testing.
Chad Finn
Meanwhile, Kayce Smith is leaving NBC Sports Boston for Barstool Sports.
Globe MAGAZINE
Boston?s most radical TV show blew the minds of a stoned generation in 1967 When a Tufts instructor launched the trippy TV show on WGBH, it was unlike anything viewers had ever seen.
quick bite
The Japanese teahouse Brookline didn?t know it needed At Gen Sou En, gather for bento-box lunches, cream-filled matcha puffs, and some serious tea.
Comedians and fans mourn Barry Crimmins Crimmins was a co-founder of the Boston comedy scene in the 1980s and a hero to Stephen Wright and Denis Leary.
An ?Astral Weeks? origin story, told 50 years after Van Morrison fled to Boston Ryan Walsh has turned his fan obsession into a book that places the creation story of Morrison?s legendary album against the backdrop of the city?s flourishing counterculture.
World premieres, Broadway plays highlight the Huntington?s new season The 2018-19 season will include productions of ?Indecent,? ?A Doll?s House, Part 2,? and new works by Huntington-affiliated playwrights Eleanor Burgess and Melinda Lopez.
Things to Do
The Weekender: Russian spies, Hollywood brains, and restless Zombies The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.
Upcoming nor?easter expected to be more severe than Jan. storm, officials say Coastal flooding will be potentially life-threatening, causing severe damage to structures along the shore, including destruction of homes.
Remember how bad the flooding was during the Jan. 4 storm? A nor?easter that?s arriving Thursday night could be worse.
Officials in Scituate and other towns along the coast are urging residents to consider evacuating by Friday morning.
Dave Epstein
Flooding ? on the coast and in your basement ? is the main threat of storm Snow is possible inland and at some higher elevations, but high tides and heavy rain will likely cause the most problems.
US stocks dropped in another dizzying day of trading as investors dissected the stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Mass. House proposes office to investigate sexual harassment The recommendations must be approved by the House, which would retain the sole power to publicly punish its members.
Beverly man arrested for threatening Donald Trump Jr. Daniel Frisiello faces federal charges for allegedly sending a letter containing white powder to the president?s oldest son.
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Christopher Muther
Sometimes, you just need to let your batteries recharge.
Trident Booksellers temporarily closed after fire Most of the damage was caused by water from the sprinkler systems, and the store will remain closed until further notice.
Talking Points
Roxbury helipad plan is grounded amid neighborhood opposition Suffolk Construction CEO John Fish proposed a helipad next to his headquarters in Roxbury. But it seems helipads just can?t get off the ground in Boston.
AG Healey can pursue student loan debt lawsuit, judge rules A Suffolk County Superior Court judge Wednesday denied a request by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency to dismiss the case.
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.
SCOT LEHIGH
Baker and DeLeo should take the national stage on guns Governor Charlie Baker should take a more prominent national stand on gun laws.
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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.
The 39-year-old will take the lineup spot of slumping Danton Heinen, who will watch Thursday?s game from the press box.
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.
From his winery in Virginia to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Republicans are seeking out ways to patronize Trump properties.
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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.
Here are a few New England travel ideas perfect for women going it alone.
Play the crossword Puzzled? Keep trying your hand at our interactive crossword and see if you can triumph.
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The Big Picture
Capturing the moments when Olympic athletes celebrated a win or their performance at the PyeongChang Games.
