Mayor Martin Walsh is wading into a contentious battle over renters? rights in Boston.
Teen charged in ?horrific? murder allegedly confessed to friendThe 15-year-old boy is accused of stabbing his classmate and then decapitating and mutilating the body, leaving the corpse along the Merrimack River.
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Number of displaced from Cambridge fire reaches 125Up to 30 children are among those displaced by Saturday?s 10-alarm blaze, which caused an estimated $10 million in damages.
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Snow to give way to rain after creating ?difficult commute?State Police reported crashes and spin-outs as wintry conditions affected roads and visibility.
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Could local CEOs hold sway in a Trump White House?Our CEO president, the first without political experience, will likely seek out other business leaders for guidance.
How do you judge a school? Mass. looks to change the criteriaMassachusetts is looking to broaden the way it judges schools beyond test scores and graduation rates.
The company is testing a brick-and-mortar grocery store model in Seattle that works without checkout lines.
Liberty Mutual to buy CIA?s insurer for $3bBoston-based Liberty Mutual plans to purchase Ironshore Inc., a speciality insurer that covers several government agencies, including the CIA.
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Show creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy do appear to have a game plan in mind, and season two is going to be worth waiting for.
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The Lacey family sees a glimmer of hope, but is it enough?As Pat Lacey and Dr. Giselle Sholler continued their search for new treatments, a promising clue sat on a shelf in a lab in Hawaii. But how to turn the idea into a reality?
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The Red Sox are looking hard at Chris Sale?but they have competitionThe Nationals are looking to make a big splash and possibly acquire two top-level major league talents.
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Passing on Beltran, Holliday a matter of priorities for Red SoxBoston had some interest in the free agents, but several other directions this offseason may be more appealing.
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Are you living in a social-media bubble?When it comes to our cultural and political conversations, the stakes are high.
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?This looks like a 30-foot-tall Martian spaceship landing on the Newport skyline,? said a former chairman of the city?s Historic District Commission.
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One day last fall, a retired couple?s reasonably comfortable life changed.
Gunman heads to pizzeria to ?self-investigate? fake newsThe man allegedly told police he was looking into ?PizzaGate,? a false conspiracy theory that spread online during the presidential campaign.
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A record-setting day for Tom BradyHe is 201-61 in his career. No NFL quarterback had reached a record of 140 games above .500.
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Pat and Dina Lacey had been parents for only a few months when doctors discovered a tumor in their new baby?s chest. Told to take their son home to die, they put their faith in a young doctor who wouldn?t accept death as the answer.
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Looking at the real James ?Mad Dog? MattisGeneral Mattis will probably be President Trump?s secretary of defense. Take him both literally and seriously.
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The Desperate and the Dead: The ?new asylums?There may be no worse place for mentally ill people to receive treatment than prison, yet a growing number end up in the ?new asylums.?
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.
Troy Brown, Lawyer Milloy, and Drew Bledsoe were among the players to return for the ceremony.
?He was calm, very shy, he didn?t speak much, but he was always willing to help out with anything that was needed,? said Pastor Victor Parra.
Located in Cambridge's Cambridgeport neighborhood, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom, 1,084-square-foot home is surrounded by trees and filled with natural light.
Reid?s last big day in office will conclude at a gala.
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The Nantucket native wore a very sparkly red dress, complete with white cuffs, when she took the stage.
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