Officials in Middlesex County say they have seen more than 20 overdose deaths in the past three weeks.
Abrini is the last identified suspect still at large from the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris which killed 130 people.
Pope opens limited path back to communion for someIn a major proclamation, Pope Francis seemed to open a limited pathway for divorced and remarried Catholics to receive communion.
Pierre Servant wrote to an underling that the company, which has top executives in Boston, needs to ?get those guys off the back of Natixis.?
Why have there been few Americans named in Panama Papers?The law firm at the center of the scandal doesn?t like taking on US clients, one of its founders says.
Baker says he?ll sign solar compromiseThe measure would significantly increase an important financial incentive for solar panel owners.
St. George?s administrator on leave after allegations of ?boundary issues?A top St. George?s administrator has been on leave for months pending an investigation, but he rejects the allegations.
At least two people have been killed after an active shooter was reported at a Texas military base.
TGIF: Forecasters no longer see snow for the weekendAfter Thursday?s rain, Friday should be mostly dry with sunny skies.
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Charcoal on the menu? You bet your ash.In some of Boston?s most popular restaurants, charcoal and ash are on the menu.
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Dave Dombrowski willing to give Red Sox timeDombrowski believes that a quarter of the season, or 40 games, is a logical measuring stick when assessing the team.
?Nobody likes being around poor people,? Wynn reportedly saysSteve Wynn, who plans to build a $2 billion resort casino in Everett, may have just put his foot in his mouth.
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The former president has been criticized over his administration?s handling of tough crime laws.
Cost of mailing a letter drops to 47 cents beginning SundayThe cost of mailing a letter is going down, but the price cut will mean a $2 billion reduction in annual revenue for the Postal Service.
Activists disrupt Newton forum on prejudiceThe forum followed a spate of anti-Semitic and racist incidents in the city?s schools in recent months.
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Life ? and death ? before Roe v. WadeA wave of restrictive legislation threatens to take us back to a time when abortion was not safe, legal, or rare.
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Donald Trump broke all the political rules. Is he paying for it now?From his announcement speech last summer until now, there are two things Trump has done with consistency: insult and win.
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The Qingming Festival was marked by people visiting cemeteries to clean tombs, lay flowers, and make offerings to the deceased.
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Top-ranked Bobcats edge Eagles in national semifinals.
Officers will keep a sharp lookout this month for those who illegally send text messages and check their e-mail behind the wheel.
Investigators are looking into why a development company hired Joyce?s law firm when the company already had attorneys.
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Chief prosecutor Gomer Padilla said the body was found after a fellow inmate confessed to helping bury her.
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You may not go to a more thought-provoking funeral than the one held for the art of film projection in Peter Flynn?s lovely documentary.
The series finale, a refresher course in 15 seasons of contestants, saw Trent Harmon winning the title.
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Circular SensationIn the latest issue of Design New England, a one-of-a-kind design combines aesthetics and functionality for harmonious living.
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