Felix G. Arroyo has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation, the mayor?s office said.
John Kelly?s new role not without its challenges John Kelly sure has his work cut out for him in trying to calm the chaotic White House.
In an Oval Office swearing-in, President Trump predicted his new chief of staff, retired Gen. John Kelly, would do a ?spectacular job.?
The industry vowed to pull down the barriers blocking women, but by some measures, it has failed to deliver and is actually moving backward.
New York man dies swimming at Mass. waterfall Rescuers located the man?s body but could not retrieve it.
There have been at least five home invasions in Greater Boston in July, some of which, police say, have been unsettling and defy easy explanation.
Another big apartment complex planned for Eastie, in Orient Heights The roughly 300-unit apartment complex is the latest project in the works along the suddenly-hot stretch of East Boston and Revere.
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Will the more than 87,000 acres of wilderness in northern Maine designated as the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument survive as a monument?
Cyanobacteria warnings on the rise in some N.H. lakes, ponds The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services says it is seeing an increase of dangerous levels of cyanobacteria in some lakes and ponds.
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When a 16-acre plot of land in Berlin, Mass., came up for sale a dozen years ago, this couple quickly scooped it up. And then they had an idea.
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The reliever provides help for the Red Sox? bullpen, which was one of the team?s primary weak spots.
Not quite Pikeocalypse, but drivers endure backups Here?s what you need to know about lane closures on the Pike in Boston.
When the cars are away, the November Project will play -- on the BU Bridge Members of the grassroots fitness group took their workout routine to the streets, while cars were prohibited from the Boston University Bridge.
John Oliver was on break for three weeks. He made up for it Sunday The ?Last Week Tonight? host almost seemed like he didn?t know where to start.
Susan Collins on raucous airport greeting: ?It was just amazing? Passengers in Bangor applauded Collins? vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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On Thursday, campers at Camp Harbor View said goodbye to their new friends after four weeks of growing as swimmers, artists, and leaders.
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Facing sex-bias investigations, country club digs in with denials Some of you will wonder why what happens in the men?s locker room of the private Charles River club should even be a story in the Globe.
This just wasn?t Dany?s week on ?Game of Thrones? In last night?s episode, ?The Queen?s Justice,? the Mother of Dragons is badly outmaneuvered by the ruthless Cersei.
Chris Christie got in a fan?s face at the Cubs-Brewers game: ?You?re a big shot? The New Jersey governor doesn?t seem to have much luck when it comes to attending baseball games lately.
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Let psychiatrists talk about Trump?s mental state The Goldwater Rule still stands, but it shouldn?t.
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His parents said he just needed to sleep. A SWAT team came instead In Hingham, a welfare check on a disconsolate young man with a gun turned into something utterly unimaginable.
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Opponents fear Nicolas Maduro will replace his country?s democracy with a single-party authoritarian system.
A draft state report said contests with cash awards are gambling, but recommends clarifying daily fantasy sports as legal in Massachusetts.
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