A fire that swept through a Roxbury home Saturday morning has left one person dead and a man badly burned.
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Traffic will be allowed to move freely on both sides of Interstate 95/128 until 8 p.m. today, officials said.
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A man died after being shot around 12:30 a.m. in Dorchester. Separately, a man sustained life-threatening wounds in a 10:10 a.m. shooting in Roxbury.
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Gate 34 in Terminal C will be named after the recently retired Ortiz, in a nod to his jersey number.
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Students may come and go in this neighborhood, but Rita DiGesse has been here all her life.
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New Hampshire, with its four electoral votes, has become a key battleground state in the waning days of the election as the presidential race.
Maggie Hassan was known as partisan lawmakerNew Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan emphasizes the word ?bipartisan,? but she wasn?t always seen that way as a state legislator.
Kelly Ayotte got her start as a tough prosecutorAyotte describes herself as ?aggressive? as a private attorney and in public office in New Hampshire.
Beyoncé made a fashion statement at a Clinton event and dressed her dancers in pantsuitsPantsuits aren?t usually the choice of the fashion forward, unless you?re at a Hillary Clinton rally.
The battle for New Hampshire?s four electoral votes will be waged in a town-by-town struggle for voter turnout in the campaign?s last days.
James Taylor is the latest in a list of celebrities who are turning out to aid Hillary Clinton?s campaign effort.
Russian media has a preference in US election, and it?s Donald TrumpNews reports about the campaign have focused on Trump?s allegations that Hillary Clinton is corrupt and the election is rigged.
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On the field, baseball is done for the season. Off it, the hot stove is heating up.
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Some players can?t handle the discipline the Patriots requireBill Belichick expects players to be ready to work and to know their assignments, and the Patriots don?t try for a family feeling.
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Medical science is highlighting the toll football can take, brought into relief by the recent death of former Patriots fullback Kevin Turner.
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10 theories why NFL TV ratings are downI don?t recall anyone, anywhere predicting anything like this before the 2016 NFL season began.
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The GOP?s corrosive hyperpartisanshipVoters hoping for a return to normality on Nov. 9 should be outraged at what?s already being said by congressional Republicans.
The tragedy that Boston forgotOne hundred years ago, a horrific trolley accident on Summer Street killed 46 people. Although it was dubbed the ?worst tragedy in the history of the city? at the time, it has now been all but erased from memory.
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The ?Pueblos Blancos,? or white villages, are named for lime wash on the buildings in the Andalusia region, an area that is stunningly beautiful yet also Spain?s poorest.
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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.
?I think he?s a really good talent, and that?s why he was drafted so high,? James said. ?He?s a strong kid. You can see he knows how to play the game.?
Seventy-one-year-old Robert DeLuca pleaded guilty Friday in US District Court in Boston to obstruction of justice and two counts of making false statements.
As a result of agreements made this year, about 24,000 immigrants are not legally allowed to live in the United States, but aren?t forced leave.
Boston may have recently had a few respectively slow weeks in terms of crazy-expensive home sales, but this week was certainly not one of them.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain faced a complex new reality Friday.
To attract and keep more customers, food establishments are trying to evolve.
Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton play Mildred and Richard Loving, creating a union and partnership on screen.
When robots inevitably take over our planet, take comfort in one thing the robots will provide for us: artisanal pizza.
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