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One person of interest is in custody, a spokesman for the Overland Park Fire Department said this afternoon.
A Ukrainian security officer was killed in clashes with a pro-Russia militia, and the Kiev government sent special forces.
TOM KEANE
Thirty years ago, America accounted for one-quarter of world output. Today it’s down to one-fifth.
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They had to be in that Boylston Street crowd on Marathon Day, cheering passing runners. The horror that followed, and their quiet courage in the face of it, will bind Boston’s hearts to theirs, forever.
Devils 3, Bruins 2
The Bruins, playing with several callups from Providence, fell to the Devils in Newark.
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The price of care can hurt health, and some say physicians have a responsibility to treat patients accordingly.
A small but passionate group of Hartford Whalers fans still carries a torch for a team that left town 17 years ago.
OPINION | LAWRENCE H. SUMMERS
Now is the time to rebuild our national infrastructureAt a time of unprecedented low interest rates and long-term unemployment, implementing a large-scale program is just common sense.
We all knew the team would be taking a big step backward. What we did not know was the exact path it would take to Lotteryland.
About two-thirds of adults were born in another state, a quarter of them in Massachusetts.
With less than 10 percent of ballots counted, two candidates have emerged as frontrunners.
More than 88,000 people in Massachusetts who want a job cannot find one after more than six months of searching. Here are three of their stories.
Harvard Square’s Brattle Theatre is showing the two films in a one-shot double-bill.
Kathy Whittemore looks at books about the Boston Marathon bombings, including “Stronger” by Jeff Bauman.
This home is the end unit in the line of row houses, meaning that sunlight constantly shines through the mute-button strength windows.
The Moselle Valley’s abundance of water and wine established Cochem as a thriving viticulture and wine trade center centuries ago.
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A Conversation with Governor DukakisDoug Most and former Governor Michael Dukakis discussed urban transportation and Boston’s historic MBTA.
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Is the Northeast ready for predators?Tracks in Winchester may have been a false alarm, but experts say big animals are coming.
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