Most of the money spent over the past decade was for cases alleging wrongful convictions or police misconduct.
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The international music icon died late Thursday in Las Vegas, his attorney said.
The helicopter disappeared this week while on a relief mission in the earthquake-hit Himalayan nation.
CEO says Amtrak takes ?full responsibility? for crash??With truly heavy hearts, we mourn those who died,?? Joseph Boardman wrote in a post on the railroad?s blog.
The team issued a nearly 20,000-word rebuttal rejecting almost all of the Wells Report?s findings.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Patriots? latest spin has us going in circlesIt?s hard to escape the conclusion that this mess is headed to court, but be careful what you wish for.
Adrian Walker
Few struck as much fear into a Boston neighborhood as drug kingpin Darryl Whiting did during his heyday.
Red Sox 2, Mariners 1
Mookie Betts sacrifice fly lifts Red SoxBetts came up with another big play, this time in the ninth inning of a tied game.
The panel, which is deciding whether Dzhokhar Tsarnaev receives the death penalty, reconvenes later Friday.
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For more than 30 years, Evans has pushed for the legalization of marijuana in Massachusetts. His moment may have arrived.
The unprecedented gathering came as officials grew alarmed by a heavily financed Republican effort to challenge local liberals.
An unprecedented requirement to check the eligibility of 1.2 million Medicaid enrollees is proving daunting.
Shirley Leung
Governor Charlie Baker?s administration will continue to fund the state?s Life Sciences Center, but to what degree?
The apparent height violation was made more visually jarring by a last-minute redesign approved weeks after a public hearing.
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After two years of renovation, two historic buildings on Washington Street will open as the 242-room Godfrey Hotel Boston.
Travel
It seems when people get to the airport, they leave their manners and good judgment curbside.
Jane Mendillo was paid $9.6 million, twice her pay the previous year, while the school?s president earned $1.1 million, tax filings show.
The machines will cost around $300 or more and will be rolled out slowly over the next year and a half.
Episode 31: Jurors begin deliberations on death penalty for TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
SCOT LEHIGH
Rebranding the Patriots, the NFL?s bad boysAfter Deflategate, our problem isn?t who we are. It?s who we were pretending to be.
Joseph Kaczmarek/Associated Press
Authorities continue to investigate the scene of a fatal train derailment on a route between Washington and New York.
The reply still falls short in answering crucial questions that played a large role in determining the team?s guilt.
Wary of so many debates, national Republicans limited their number. Instead candidate forums have been scheduled for nearly every weekend.
Luigi ?Baby Shacks? Manocchio is back in Providence after serving a three-year sentence.
President Obama has offered Saudi Arabia and smaller Arab states defenses against potential missile attacks and Iranian threats.
The program matches corporations with not-for-profit groups operating in developing regions around the world.
Ty Burr is coping with the ending of the show by arranging the characters in ascending order of how much he?ll miss them.
?Mad Max: Fury Road? is the action movie of the year ? and maybe the decade.
In Iran talks, it?s the devil you don?t knowHistoric animus between Tehran and Washington hasn?t stopped negotiations.
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