Powerful winds, rain, and some snow moved into Mass. Friday as part of a weather system that has prompted voluntary evacuations and sandbagging downtown.
Minute-by-minute updates on today?s major storm A powerful storm is bringing high winds and towering waves to the coast and likely causing power outages across the region.
Power outages are affecting residents around the state as the storm takes down power lines.
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It?s important to remember in large nor?easters like this one, the coast takes the brunt of the storm.
Check out the highest wind gusts so far from around the state Here?s a look a the highest recorded wind gusts so far in your area.
Woman and three children found dead in West Brookfield home The victims were suffering from ?burn type? injuries when their bodies were discovered Thursday, a law enforcement official said.
?Trade wars are good, and easy to win,? President Trump tweeted Friday morning.
President Trump fires back at comedian Alec Baldwin President Trump isn?t pleased with Alec Baldwin?s latest comment that impersonating the president is ?agony.?
Two dead in fatal shooting at Central Michigan University Neither victim was a student at the university, and police believe the shooting ??started from a domestic situation,?? the university said.
Aly Raisman files suit against USOC, USA Gymnastics The Needham native says both organizations ?knew or should have known?? about the abusive patterns of Larry Nassar.
Trooper involved in shooting has history of racist online posts 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.
NAMES
Luke Bryan concert at Fenway rescheduled for July 6 The country star is just the latest name to be added to a packed summer concert series at Fenway Park.
INNOVATION ECONOMY
The truth about noncompetes and Massachusetts politics A compromise to ease employment restrictions is in the works on Beacon Hill, but it doesn?t go far enough.
Shirley Leung
Corporate America is starting to take a stand on gun control, and now it?s time for more Boston money managers to say something, do something.
Questions linger on how Melania Trump scored ?Einstein visa? In 2000, the model began petitioning for the right to permanently live in the US under a program reserved for people with ??extraordinary ability.??
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Renée Graham
At least we finally know what Ben Carson has been up to: Shopping!
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With lawsuit, Bill Weld proves he?s as quirky as ever Weld and two others filed a suit against Governor Charlie Baker seeking to overturn the winner-take-all system governing the Electoral College vote for presidential elections.
Loved ones recall Deane Stryker had deep compassion, studded with a deft wit Deane Stryker thrived as a volunteer in a program serving elementary school students who have endured trauma.
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.
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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.
Mr. Crimmins, who died Wednesday, helped found and nurture Boston?s stand-up comedy scene and was also a political activist.
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.
Editorial
Limit on Mass. prison visits is unfair punishment Limiting prison visits can hurt family relationships, and inmates? shot at a better life post-prison.
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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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How a society gala was used to sell young-blood transfusions to seniors A Florida symposium provided a rare window into how promoters market scientifically dubious elixirs to seniors.
The center?s three-goal outburst helps the Bruins claim an 8-4 win.
Covering the Games offers a lesson in perspective, underscoring what an enormous stage this is.
Union officials who represent Department of Revenue workers say the issue is greater and has disproportionally affected poor parents.
The Tufts Library in Weymouth is offering eight how-to classes designed to ease young adults into full-scale adulthood.
Choosing a community with good schools for your kids is as pressure-packed a process as cramming for final exams.
Another day, another discussion panel at the White House focused on an epidemic that experts say needs less talking and more urgent action.
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An apparent Islamic extremist attack sent smoke rising above the capital as gunfire echoed through the streets.
Wagers could generate up to $61 million in state tax revenue if lawmakers decide to make sports betting legal in Massachusetts, the Gaming Commission said.
An auto race in 1950s Australia takes three deep into a heart of darkness in Peter Carey?s best and boldest book yet.
Lawrence reunites with ?Hunger Games? director Francis Lawrence in an arresting film that takes risks across the board.
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?
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