Which infamous Boston bottleneck will get the bulk of new casino traffic: Route 1A in East Boston or Sullivan Square in Charlestown?
Statistics provided to the Globe show that the psychiatric facility increased its reliance on restraints and isolation over the past decade.
Three separate sounds from the Indian Ocean seemed to offer new hope in the hunt for the missing jet Sunday.
All eight hopefuls said they would abide by election results, and officials urged patience with the tally.
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Boston edges out Cambridge for startupsBoston last year outdid Cambridge for venture capital deals in the tech world — a previously-unheard-of feat.
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The Connecticut university appears to be the most elite school yet to embrace the idea.
A revolutionary image-scanning technology has the power to pull sound from rare and fragile recordings without touching them.
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Despite rising prices and bidding wars, homeowners still remain reluctant to put up for-sale signs, frustrating buyers and real estate agents.
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UConn will play in Monday’s national championship against Kentucky because it’s far from just the Shabazz Napier Show.
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Challenging the boundaries, and definition, of ‘host community’Gambling fans thought the battle had been won with the gaming law’s passage in 2011. Hardly.
Jon Lester is the Red Sox’ starter in the final game of their first series of the season at Fenway Park.
Officers who were responding to an alleged domestic violence shot and killed a man after he lunged at them with knives, Boston Police said.
From action-packed art to Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s Celebrity Series, here are family-friendly events in the Boston area.
Some tips for buying a house in a housing market with high prices and low inventory.
So many who had planned to make a career in the military are now looking at an uncertain path.
Is this the year the US economy finally takes off? Despite a slow start in 2014, many economists say, “Yes.”
The actor understands that some may doubt whether there’s a story in “Draft Day,” a movie about the NFL draft.
Caldwell offers the kind of wisdom and grace you’d wish a friend, sister, or mother might deliver when you’re circling the drain.
Design New EnglandThe March/April issue features a dysfunctional East Boston row house transformed into a tidy home and garden.
Not your grandpa’s labor unionAs “employee” and “employer” become hazy categories, experiments in worker advocacy are replacing unions as we’ve known them.
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