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A driver has been indicted in connection with the March crash that killed two people at the Newton restaurant.
Massachusetts? notoriously opaque state government is about to get more transparent.
Boston issues nearly 3,500 fines during move-inOn the bright side, no violations were written for ?bat activity,? which landlords have been cited for in previous years.
Man allegedly confessed to killing daughterAuthorities claim Walter DaSilva was upset when his 19-year-old daughter did not visit him for Father?s Day and that she was dating an older man.
Boston firefighter wins big union jobEd ?Edzo? Kelly is about to become the No. 2 official in the international firefighters union.
More than 1,000 tips received in Vanessa Marcotte murder caseAuthorities said they are continuing to work to find justice for Marcotte and her family.
Plymouth Area Chamber of Commerce
Some locals are offering a hefty reward for the return of ?Sir-Loin,? a white-tiled sculpture with gold antennae.
UMass student allegedly assaulted by man pretending to be Uber driverSamuel Texidor, 18, allegedly approached the victim and offered her a free Uber ride to a campus apartment building.
As Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton prepare for a ??commander in chief?? forum tonight, both are looking to establish their credentials.
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The last physical remnants of the IndyCar Boston race were set to become someone?s lawn furniture at a bankruptcy auction on Wednesday.
Apple?s latest iPhone may be more notable for what?s missing from previous models than what?s being added.
This winter, the plaza will host a skating path, beer garden, and a holiday shopping market.
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The Patriots? Revenge Tour starts Sunday, and here?s a note to the rest of the NFL: Look out.
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The new theatrical adaptation drawn from the sitcom?s first season begins a national tour, appropriately enough, in Boston.
There?s a geyser in Augusta that is given to unpredictable eruptions.
What might life be like on newly discovered exoplanet, Proxima b? MIT astrophysicist Sara Seager makes some very educated guesses.
Health care spending in Mass. again exceeds targetOverall spending grew 3.9 percent last year, the second straight year above the goal set by the state.
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Critics were nearly unanimous in their approval of ?Jackie,? a film from Chilean director Pablo Larrain that stars Natalie Portman.
Wild turkeys attacking people in FoxboroughIt?s such a prevalent problem that an animal control officer has lost count of the number of incidents ? and the number of bad birds.
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Curt Schilling to host syndicated radio showCurt Schilling has inked a deal with the Howie Carr Radio Network to host a three-hour show on Saturday mornings.
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Katie Forde for Suffolk register of deedsAs long as taxpayers are paying the register?s salary, they should expect a competent, committed official.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
A look at some of the best images by Boston Globe photographers last month.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Their careers are superlative on their own, but separating their accomplishments is nearly impossible.
A response from school officials about the deceased gorilla was prompted by an e-mail sent by two resident assistants at the school.
Elections in the Buckeye State are trench warfare, and few of John Kasich?s supporters are rushing to help Donald Trump.
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Car-shopping site CarGurus recently ranked the most affordable and expensive cities for used car shopping.
President Obama met informally with Rodrigo Duterte after the president of the Philippines apologized for using crude language in reference to the US leader.
The deal ends decades of independent ownership for what was the state?s largest tech company.
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The 29-year-old, who spent her early stand-up days in Boston, returns here this weekend.
This Charlestown spot is a microcosm of a major woe plaguing Boston?s restaurant industry: a shortage of staff at every level.
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Don?t panic/celebrate yet over 2016 pollsBefore anyone celebrates or panics about these latest numbers, both sides should wait for more data.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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The hate is for real, and so are the Patriots
Trump?s feud with Kasich may haunt him in Ohio
TD Garden owners unveil plans for City Hall Plaza
Apple debuts iPhone 7, minus the headphone jack
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