Most school districts can?t put brakes on bus fees
School officials say bus fees are needed to cover the rising cost of transportation amid continuing budget shortfalls.
School officials say bus fees are needed to cover the rising cost of transportation amid continuing budget shortfalls.
China, the global economy?s reliable engine of growth for much of the past decade, is sputtering.
?The gunman never said a word,? one of the Americans said.
Prosecutors will not to bring criminal charges against the woman who owned the Allston house where Binland Lee died.
Officials say new flights between Logan Airport and international cities are boosting the local travel economy.
Hernandez?s lawyers want a judge to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges he shot a former friend in the Miami area in 2013.
Boasting of his position atop so many polls, Trump said he would like ??to have the election tomorrow.?
About 40 mourners attended a service for the 2-year-old girl who died in the custody of an Auburn foster home.
Few presidential hopefuls have provided policy proposals ? as voters recall harrowing personal stories.
At Wednesday?s hearing, Judge Richard Berman emphasized that he wants both parties to resolve the case on their own.
NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES
The GM will take a back seat to Dombrowski, as the Sox? power structure will resemble the Cubs? under Theo Epstein.
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The granddaddy of banking technology, the ATM machine, is getting the hip, mobile treatment.
Kevin Paul Dupont | On Second Thought
An upcoming movie brings Hollywood to the hiking trail that runs nearly 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia.
The kinetic sculptures created by the famed artist Theo Jansen are coming to the Boston area.
love letters | meredith goldstein
As I scrolled through his phone, I saw the dating app that we had met on in the spring.
Starts & Stops
A local urban designer wants to collect data on how people are moving around downtown Boston.
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Future Chefs is a nonprofit dedicated to connecting urban kids with an interest in culinary arts to jobs.
Many feel somewhat better about grabbing forbidden snacks that are sweet as opposed to those that are salty.
Ground Game
Since 1980, Democratic voters have faced a choice: the candidate they love versus the person they know can win.
opinion | Stephen Kinzer
History would be very different had Western Europe not developed a taste for spices and exotic fruit.
The big picture
The Iowa State Fair was a top destination this week for the vast array of presidential candidates.
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With both of his phones, a laptop, and an iPad deactivated, Schefter went 14 hours between tweets ? an eternity by his standard.
ON SPIRITUALITY
The former president offered us a model for facing where we?re all heading: death.
The odds are against him pitching for the Red Sox before the season ends in seven weeks.
About 40 people walked through Roxbury as part of a renewed drive to stem gun violence.
Attorney General Maura Healey wants Wynn Resorts to provide ?a long-term traffic solution? for the area.
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A host of Volvos and Saabs will be on display.
An 18-year-old who was shot and killed by an officer died from a single wound in the back, police said Friday.
As some chains jump to respond to recent violence, some critics question just how effective the new measures will be.
Most patients have the legal right to read a doctor?s notes after an appointment, yet few do so.
As the summer begins to fade, so too does the concert series? future.
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