Commentary | Ty Burr
To honor the victims, start by saying their names
The killings in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights, and Dallas affect us all.
Commentary | Ty Burr
The killings in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights, and Dallas affect us all.
An Army veteran killed by Dallas police after the sniper slayings of five officers amassed a personal arsenal at his suburban home.
Michael Krol, 40, played on the high school?s football and basketball teams before graduating in 1994.
The stories of the officers gunned down in a sniper attack emerged Friday.
Between 2010 and 2015, the number of law enforcement officers shot to death in the US each year averaged 53, down from an average of 57 during the 2000s.
Images and video show officers pulling fallen comrades out of harm?s way, of officers ??running toward gunfire.?
The 25-year-old served in the Army Reserve and did one tour of duty in Afghanistan.
The leader of the Boston Archdiocese said the violence in Dallas was the actions of a ?twisted mind.?
?Responding to violence with violence is not the answer,? attorneys for the mother of one of Alton Sterling?s children said.
The Facebook video of the shooting death of Philando Castile is part of the ongoing investigation.
Boston Police have ordered two officers in every cruiser, and flags will fly at half staff at state buildings.
OPINION | PENIEL E. JOSEPH
The senseless violence in Dallas will make it more difficult to bring about change in police departments.
The new law, taking effect Oct. 1, will allow people to use restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms that match their gender identities.
The governor, House speaker and the Boston mayor spoke against the plan at a high school for kids struggling with addiction.
Robert DeLuca Sr. made his initial appearance in US District Court in Boston Friday.
The lane, which is raised above street level, has what cyclists call a ?pinch point,? a section that abruptly gets skinnier.
Forty-six of the animals, plus five babies born after the goats arrived at the MSPCA-Angell?s Nevins Farm facility in Methuen, have been adopted.
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Dan Shaughnessy is betting Bill Belichick would like a little clarity regarding his QB situation entering camp.
The free agent forward was introduced as the newest member of the team on Friday morning.
Opinion | Michael P. Jeffries
Police violence toward minorities has persisted for generations and little has been done to change that.
The state?s closure of psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
The Thai Blind Orchestra is Thailand?s first orchestra made up of young musicians who are blind, visually impaired and or multiple disabled.
Martinez, 33, has experience at every position outside of catcher in his major league career.
The man?s actions when he made his purchase last month raised a clerk?s suspicions.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both called off political events Friday, hours after five police officers were killed in Texas.
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