City Hall kitchen renovation raises questions
Mayor Walsh used donated materials from a local developer for the renovation, which one watchdog says is inappropriate.
Mayor Walsh used donated materials from a local developer for the renovation, which one watchdog says is inappropriate.
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The few Republicans who do hold seats in Mass. actually lean further left than Democrats in Arkansas.
It has been a banner year for public colleges conducting expensive searches only to end up with a winner who was nearby all along.
An effort by the local technology community to have computer science taught in more public schools is moving forward.
The bakery, which opened in 1919, is the latest industrial site to vacate the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood.
Mayor Walsh has rejected records requests seeking access to his texts at significant moments in the city?s failed Olympic bid.
First Sergeant P. Andrew McKenna, 35, was on his sixth tour with the Army when he was killed, officials said.
Raul Ortiz, shot in the head outside of his home early Saturday, remained on ventilators and in critical condition.
Gifford was a Hall of Fame football player who went on to a successful career as a broadcaster.
The NFL and Tom Brady have refused to back down on Deflategate. Now a federal judge will try to bridge the gap.
The search for solutions is something the states have in common, as is a mounting death toll from opioid overdoses.
Some are fighting hard to keep the Steinmetzes from building on the property they bought last year for $1.2 million.
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The team still owes Masterson $2.93 million of the $9.5 million, one-year contract he signed in December.
Officers have painstakingly pursued information in the case of a young girl who was found dead on Deer Island June 25.
Hundreds on Sunday paid tribute to Lara Sobel, who was shot by a woman police say was upset over losing custody of her child.
Despite his years of experience, Tom Pritchard went missing last month while exploring the wreckage off the Nantucket coast.
Anita Kurmann, 38, was an endocrine surgeon from Switzerland who spent three years as a Beth Israel research fellow.
Donald Trump?s remarks about broadcaster Megyn Kelly provoked a backlash in the Republican Party.
Here are seven critical moments from the most consequential day yet in the 2016 Republican presidential race.
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The violence that erupted forced black families to flee from communities that once embraced them.
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The 70th anniversary of the world?s first nuclear attack was marked this week.
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The days of the resume and the sweaty sit-down interview may be dwindling.
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Pope Francis made a few points on Wednesday that seemed to back divorce reform in the church and others to discourage it.
Bradley had an over-the-shoulder, back-to-the-plate catch in center field, and five RBIs.
Families, artists, and casual passersby picked up rakes and labored on patches of sand, instructed by the renowned Andres Amador.
Classified information had been found in a small sample of 30,000 messages from the former secretary of state?s private e-mail account.
While Airbnb is an easy way to make extra money renting space in private homes, owners of traditional inns say it?s an unfair advantage.
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Breaking a lease is not smart. But there are ways to get out of one.
Michael Brown?s father spoke out on the eve of the anniversary of his son being shot and killed by a police officer.
Local companies want to make applying for jobs and hiring employees more efficient.
Havana is a hodgepodge, and the idea that Cuba is a frozen-in-time utopia is not realistic.
Lauper tried to create ?songs that would move the show forward, but could also live on their own.?
When technology wriggles its way into our daydreams, it can have unpredictable results in our relationships.
For decades, taxi drivers paid dearly for the legal right to pick up passengers. Then, well . . . Uber happened.
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