The developers of a casino in Springfield want to crush a plan by rivals to open a casino across the line in Connecticut.
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Commuters complained about new timetables, saying they eliminated widely used trains and stops during rush hour.
A video shows the shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, and an officer was charged.
Felix Rivera Jr., 34, of Lynn, also admitted to filing a false report about the incident.
Man sought in death of woman found burnedOfficials believe a Dorchester man killed the woman, whose body was found in Bridgewater, in retaliation for his son?s murder.
The Registry of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday also revoked the driving license of Catherine Williams, 29, of Beverly.
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Officials last week said a type of salmon engineered for quick growth is safe to eat, the first genetically altered animal with that approval.
Dave Dombrowski traded for Price only 16 months ago, when the Sox president of baseball ops was the Tigers GM.
Somerville brewer Pretty Things to stop operationsDann and Martha Paquette, owners of Pretty Things beer company, had said they were being shut out of area bars and restaurants.
The hard lessons from last winter explained why Mayor Martin Walsh posed with the city?s new 13-foot-tall snow blower.
Hurley was a central figure in the dispute over whether gay advocacy groups could march in the South Boston parade.
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Turkey and Russia heighten urgency in SyriaTurkey?s decision to shoot down a Russian jet cannot be allowed to escalate into a larger confrontation.
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For Bernie Sanders, it?s N.H. or bustNew Hampshire remains the only reason Sanders has an argument that there is a Democratic contest at all.
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The Celtics suffered their most lopsided defeat of the season as the Hawks pulled away in the fourth quarter.
Travelers began to hit the road and contended with heavy traffic during Tuesday?s rush hour.
Fergus Cullen, former chairman of the state?s Republican Party, suggested Trump is not a Republican.
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