Gross lists neighborhood crime as key priority for Boston Police
In his first sit-down interview since he was sworn in as the city?s 42nd commissioner Monday, Police Commissioner William Gross listed a range of priorities.
In his first sit-down interview since he was sworn in as the city?s 42nd commissioner Monday, Police Commissioner William Gross listed a range of priorities.
Unlike Alan Dershowitz, it appears Barack Obama shouldn?t be worried about getting the cold shoulder on Martha?s Vineyard.
The youth, who has not been identified, visited Merrill?s Quarry with three friends.
The Maine governor sent a letter to Charlie Baker accusing the Massachusetts toll collection system of bullying a Mainer into paying unjust late fees.
The day?s races, like dozens before them, pitted the strength of President Trump?s fiery supporters against the Democratic Party?s anti-Trump resistance.
A major water main break in Worcester on Tuesday afternoon may have deprived residents across the city of water, according to the city.
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission is being sued by two employees who allege the agency is beset by unchecked gender and racial discrimination.
Opinion | Ralph D. Gants
In setting bail, a judge?s discretion is not clairvoyant, and it is constrained by law.
The status quo is especially stark compared to other states: Massachusetts is already near the bottom for racial diversity in its Legislature.
State Police say they are searching for a man who raped a woman near a bathhouse on Carson Beach in South Boston Tuesday morning.
State Police are seeking the public?s help to identify the suspect.
Paul Manafort?s longtime deputy told jurors Tuesday how he spent years disguising millions of dollars in foreign income as loans to lower the former Trump campaign chairman?s tax bill.
NESN announced Tuesday that Remy will be absent from its Red Sox broadcasts while he receives treatment.
A Webster brewery and beer garden posted video captured during the tornado that slashed through the area Saturday.
State biologist and shark expert Greg Skomal reflected on his recent encounter with one of the predators off Cape Cod last week.
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The beach was closed to swimmers around noon Tuesday after a great white shark was spotted by staff at the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Chad Finn | 3 thoughts on the Patriots
In a just world, Mitchell would have been a productive and admired Patriot for years.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
No days off? It?s a catchy T-shirt slogan, but Belichick is still going strong specifically because he doesn?t let himself burn out.
Tesla?s stock spiked Tuesday after Musk made the abrupt announcement in a terse tweet.
Following in the footsteps of Chicago and Washington D.C., Portland, Maine, is Bon Appétit?s Restaurant City of the Year. Wait, what?
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Raising children shouldn?t rob us of joy. Here?s how one mother restored her sense of contentment.
More people are using the construction shutdowns as a chance to pedal to work.
A man who allegedly broke into a well-known Polish market in Dorchester early Saturday morning was caught and detained by Boston EMS until police arrived.
Jim Koch, founder and chairman of Boston Beer Co., will be among a group of business leaders who will dine with President Trump at Trump?s New Jersey golf club and resort.
Officials shut down the stand at Newport?s famed Cliff Walk, citing a local ordinance aimed at keeping the trail commercial free.
Opinion | Ralph D. Gants
In setting bail, a judge?s discretion is not clairvoyant, and it is constrained by law.
Air marshals are conducting a new domestic surveillance program, tracking people as they fly and move through airports. It might be illegal.
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The app, conceived at an MIT hackathon, aims to help people avoid friends and places that might threaten their recovery.
Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
The young Celtics star has been working out in LA this summer, and his trainer helped arrange the meeting with his childhood idol.
Residents in Webster and Dudley who lost their homes in Saturday?s tornadoes were still seeking help and answers Monday.
Originally built in 1864 by the Philbrick family, well-known Brookline builders and abolitionists, 195 Walnut Street in the ?Pill Hill? district of Brookline Village has been recently renovated in collaboration with the Brookline Historical Commission, according to realtor Marc Charney. This newly-modernized property is on the market for $2,850,000.
Republicans everywhere are confronting an ominous political environment and energetic Democratic opposition.
An internal investigation confirmed that the school systematically altered entrance exam scores for years to limit the number of female students and ensure more men became doctors.
Dr. Howard Grant, who will retire on Sept. 30, has been a big proponent of the deal, saying it will provide a counterweight to Partners HealthCare.
This season, despite a fan campaign, Jay Ellis?s Lawrence will not be back on the show.
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As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: the Puerto Rican Parade, Taylor Swift performing at Gillette Stadium, and celebrating fourth of July.
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