Hernandez acquitted of murder charges
Aaron Hernandez was acquitted on seven of eight charges in a 2012 South End double murder. He is already serving a life sentence for a 2015 murder conviction.
The case rested on a troubling witness, leading the jury to a predictable conclusion, analysts said.
Aaron Hernandez was acquitted on seven of eight charges in a 2012 South End double murder. He is already serving a life sentence for a 2015 murder conviction.
For those who hope to stay as far away from the Marathon route as possible, here are five happenings that don?t involve enormous crowds, running, or parking headaches.
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?Disability or not, one cannot claim discrimination any time they are told no.? ? Amanda McGrory and Brian Siemann
Two Saturday morning wreath-laying ceremonies in memory of the bombing victims marked the start of the commemorative activities of One Boston Day.
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Kraft will always remember the one man who wasn?t afraid to reach out with advice or lend a sympathetic ear.
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The senator takes on an important issue for Massachusetts in an exclusive book excerpt.
A frugal, solitary Air Force veteran left an astounding gift after he died.
An editorial in the Wellesley College student newspaper has become the latest flashpoint in a contentious national debate.
Temperatures are expected to be in the 60s today in the Boston area, in the 80s Sunday, and cooler Monday.
April the giraffe had her baby at last. This is not a drill.
An Afghan official said the number of dead could rise as authorities assessed the bomb site in district.
North Korea rolled out intercontinental ballistic missiles and other military hardware at a massive parade on Saturday.
The White House won?t make public the logs of visitors to the complex, breaking with the practice of President Donald Trump?s predecessor.
New England Development, picked to oversee the airport?s stores and restaurants, plans to add more local flavor.
The station is weary of the Fox News brand but will remain a Fox affiliate.
Arkansas had intended to execute several inmates before the end of the month because one of its execution drugs is about to expire.
The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.
An afternoon recap of the day?s most important business news, delivered Monday through Friday.
In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.
If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.
Her HeLa cells have been in continual use in labs around the world for 65 years.
The questions here are fictional, but the answers are real, and will get you ready for the playoffs.
The juvenile, who was not identified, is accused of misleading police in the investigation of Lee Paulino.
This one-bedroom, one-bath, 686-square-foot condo has views of Charlestown Naval Shipyard Park and downtown Boston, all while being just steps from the water.
You can say this for President Trump: Unlike most other politicians, he?s totally at peace with changing his mind at any given moment, with very little explanation.
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The new version is aimed at active families who carry lots of children and gear.
Thousands of Syrians were bused out of their towns on Friday in the first stage of a widely criticized population transfer.
Getting your UV rays from a tanning bed might be even more toxic than getting them from the sun.
Charles Dancla?s long career formed a précis of his era as he navigated 19th-century French institutional and national politics.
When we last talked to Steven Fingar for this feature in 2015, he was an undergrad with an elegant Instagram. Now, the master?s degree student has a cool 36,000 followers.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Ground Game
On paper, a US House race shouldn?t have been such a struggle in a district and state that overwhelmingly favored President Trump in November.
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