A startled man who rushed into a Tremont Street pizza shop said he was kidnapped by a man wanted in connection with a Peabody double murder.
Officials announce break in Marcotte murder caseAuthorities say they have DNA and are seeking a person of interest in the murder of Vanessa Marcotte.
Number of homeless families has doubled statewide, report saysMore than 33,000 families ? or more than 100,000 people ? have spent at least one night in a homeless shelter since 2008.
KEVIN CULLEN
Manchester-by-the-Avocado-Fries Locals all over Cape Ann who?ve seen the Casey Affleck film recognize that it?s more about Gloucester than Manchester-by-the-Sea.
Karl Baden has photographed his face every day since Feb. 23, 1987, with one exception.
Daylight shooting in Dorchester leaves person hospitalizedBoston police said the shooting happened near 24 Havelock St. shortly before 1:30 p.m.
Talking Points
Reebok?s big move, Norwegian takes off, Immelt?s Trump taleWith its new building, Reebok has the opportunity to rethink the workspace to encourage more collaboration.
DOJ may crack down on states that have legalized marijuana??I do believe that you?ll see greater enforcement of it,? press secretary Sean Spicer said of federal law.
In July, Governor Charlie Baker signed a transgender public accommodations law.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The slimmed-down third baseman started vs. Northeastern, and it was good to see him playing again.
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What?s next for Katie Nolan at Fox Sports?Her ?Garbage Time? appears to be up, but the network would be wise to make good use of her.
Reports point to training, condition of vessel in fatal 2015 rescue attempt off Cape AnnThe 16-page report examines what went wrong when the Orin C suddenly sank.
Sully?s is open and the lines were massive todaySullivan?s ? the concession stand at Castle Island ? opened two days early due to good weather and the crowds showed up en masse.
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Thursday?s high of 68 degrees put it in a three-way tie for the second-warmest February day ever recorded in Boston.
The NBA?s trade deadline passed Thursday without any deals involving the Celtics.
Chad Finn
OK, Celtics fans, time to turn your attention to college hoopsThe Celtics sat out the trading game, but now they?re very much in play for the best college players.
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In a few relatively affluent communities along the Interstate 495 corridor like Hopkinton and Boxborough, median home prices are pushing well past peak levels last reached more than a decade ago.
Ever since Hillary Clinton lost the presidential race in an upset last fall, there's been some lingering questions about what she might do next.
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Officials said law enforcement will decide Thursday morning what to do about any remaining protesters, but noted that cleanup was scheduled to resume at 9 a.m.
The Wahlbergs are being sued by business partners who say they were shut out of Wahlburgers expansion plans.
Jordan Peele?s debut feature is expertly crafted, devastatingly subversive, and a hilarious commentary on race.
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