A Merrimack, N.H., man is charged with the murder of his fiancee, a North Andover woman who was found dead in her home last weekend, prosecutors said.
Walsh wants to build a bridge to Long Island. But will Quincy ever get over it? Officials in Quincy appear ready to do just about anything to stop Boston from building a new span.
State Police perks have been thrust into the spotlight after revelations that some troopers are paid $40 a day to drive their own cars to work.
Former State Police colonel Richard McKeon was wrong to order a trooper to rewrite a report about the arrest of the daughter of a judge, according to a report released Friday.
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The former host of a popular woodworking show is suing WGBH.
Wynn Resorts has a new name for the Everett casino Company officials made the change to distance the project from lurid sexual misconduct allegations against former CEO Steve Wynn.
The Speaker of the House told colleagues the dismissal was not motivated by the priest?s political views or a prayer that the Jesuit gave in November.
US attorney supports ICE arrest of Chinese immigrant in federal court Andrew Lelling lent his support to the arrest of immigrants in federal court, a practice that has drawn the ire of state court officials and immigration advocates.
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State, activists still at odds over West Station Despite lobbying from residents, Massachusetts officials don?t see need to open new train station in Allston soon.
The judge ordered house arrest for the 80-year-old comedian and said he would be outfitted with a GPS ankle monitoring device.
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Thirteen Democrats have spent months ping-ponging across the Merrimack Valley as they vie for the nomination this September to replace retiring Congresswoman Niki Tsongas.
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Dockless rental bikes ? lots of them ? are coming this summer Two California startups will unleash a fleet of about 2,000 bikes in 15 communities. But will users who can just leave bikes anywhere cause problems?
Talking Shop
A sneak peek at the enormous new Wegmans in Natick The location is the first two-story Wegmans, and the first in a mall.
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At 94, still learning from mom Even after nearly a century, my mother?s voice in my head ? and her life lessons ? resonate.
Chair is reserved in late WBZ reporter?s memory during Gaming Commission meeting The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reserved a chair for the late WBZ reporter Lana Jones, who had covered many meetings.
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Brown has spent three seasons in San Francisco, where he mostly played right tackle.
Why didn?t the Patriots draft Lamar Jackson? The quarterback was available to the Patriots twice Thursday. Director of player personnel Nick Caserio explained why they didn?t take him.
The Patriots introduced their first two draft choices, who were not only college teammates but roommates.
Canton?s storm drains clogged by tons of bagged dog waste Tons of dog waste clogged 3,600 feet of storm drain, preventing rainwater from clearing out of the streets after the string of March storms.
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Natalie Portman explores ?female gaze? with Boston Calling film series The Oscar winner will be in town.
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CNN?s royal wedding coverage to include BU dean Harvey Young Young taught Meghan Markle at Northwestern.
Actresses shine in star-studded 2018 summer movies The summer of 2018 looks to be a celebration of great actresses, great acting, and straight-up star power.
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It?s over. Cue the music After a breakup, we should feel more and think less ? so crank your playlist and let the emotions flow.
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When there?s no such thing as negative attention Kanye West and Donald Trump have at least one thing in common.
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What does the Golden State Killer arrest mean for genetic privacy? Privacy advocates worry that genealogy companies leave the door open to sharing a customer?s genetic information with law enforcement.
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Pass rushers, quarterbacks, and safeties are all solid options for the Patriots? picks on Friday.
Nepal is the fifth country whose citizens have lost Temporary Protected Status since President Trump took office.
Having spent much of his life collecting the detritus of changing neighborhoods, Walter Santory is blessed with an expert knowledge of architectural history that you can't get from a PhD program.
Governor Charlie Baker will have to grapple with his party?s anticipated endorsement of state Representative Geoff Diehl, an outspoken Trump ally, in the US Senate race.
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The Equinox features updated engines and a modern design.
Though a historic meeting produced a vow to denuclearize the peninsula and end the decades-long war, the leaders of North and South Korea didn?t identify any specific plans.
The Mayo Clinic chief, Dr. John Noseworthy, says during a Boston appearance that he and his counterparts have provided ?advice and counsel? to help the agency, which now finds itself in turmoil.
They look very different, though.
This is what Marvel?s superhero movies have been leading to. But there?s a reason the best recipes don?t call for every ingredient in the pantry.
Michelle Dean compiles the biographies of a group of ?sharp? 20th-century women writers.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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The Big Picture
To commemorate Earth Day on Sunday, a look at transforming landscapes around the world bursting with color as warm weather approaches.
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