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Correia, 23, was last seen alive early Sunday morning in downtown Boston. Boston law enforcement officials said Louis Coleman, being held in connection with her death, would be prosecuted here if possible.
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It?s a stunning image. But the picture of Correia and her daughter doesn?t look the same anymore.
Two abductions leave women worried ? and furious Within two months, two 23-year-old women vanished after Saturday nights out at Boston bars. Jassy Correia is dead. Tips led to the other woman being rescued from a Charlestown apartment.
Successive storms Saturday and Sunday could bring up to a foot of snow to Boston.
These maps tell us what to expect from this weekend?s storms One storm is forecast to drop about 6 inches on the Boston area, and there?s another one right behind it.
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Political savvy could be key for Massport CEO job It may be the most talked about job in Boston?s circles of power these days ? and for good reason.
Suspect in January kidnapping now faces rape charges Victor Pena is accused of abducting the woman in downtown Boston and holding her captive for three days in his Charlestown apartment.
1 firefighter killed, 4 others hurt battling southern Maine blaze Berkwick Fire Captain Joel Barnes was killed fighting a fire in a 3-story apartment building, officials said.
A bus passenger diagnosed with the respiratory disease traveled through South Station on Tuesday and on to New Hampshire, officials say.
A brash salesman testifies against executives who once made him rich Alec Burlakoff took the stand Friday in the landmark federal racketeering trial against his former Insys Therapeutics colleagues.
The city has been barraged by police misconduct incidents and paid millions of dollars settling claims in recent years.
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A series of stumbles left Joe Lentino at the mercy of a reverse mortgage company, embroiling him in a legal nightmare and putting his home in jeopardy.
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Why rich powerful men buy cheap sex Most men don?t buy sex, but those who frequently pay for sexual acts tend to be men making over $100,000 a year
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Robert Kraft case helps shift focus from bought to buyers Kraft did a service by inadvertently focusing attention on the women who are the victims of sex trafficking.
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Time to equalize and modernize Metco A new enrollment plan for the state-funded, voluntary desegregation program has sparked controversy among parents.
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The last temptation of Michael Cohen.
They came for many reasons, but the same goal: Bury the baby with dignity She was alone except for the 23 strangers who gathered on a cold day at the end of January. None of them would ever know this baby?s story. It didn?t matter.
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The Globe?s film writer found the financial savings are considerable, and you don?t necessarily lose access to your favorite channels.
?Once Sully?s opens, that?s a good sign that spring is almost here? Sullivan?s on Castle Island opened Friday, marking the unofficial start of spring, despite temperatures in the mid-30s.
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Harvard?s latest big haul ? $100 million from David and Stacey Goel ? is just the latest mega-donation from Wall Street.
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3-year-old boy named honorary police officer in North Attleborough, Randolph Mikey Grover was honored for ?his bravery and courage in dealing with congenital heart disease,? the departments said in a statement.
Recreational marijuana store, state?s 10th, set to open in Gardner Sanctuary Medicinals, which will open Wednesday, has received a final go-ahead from the Cannabis Control Commission.
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Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Read a multi-part investigation into how and why the lives of promising Boston valedictorians didn?t quite turn out the way they expected.
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In a world where the smartphone is now ubiquitous, photographers capture daily life in which the personal device is part of the moment.
In his role as super-utility player or charitable champion, he?s proving to be a big asset to the Red Sox.
Transportation advocates say the ride-hailing drivers are obstructing bike lanes.
From new window treatments to removable wallpaper, ways to give your kitchen an update in time for spring. | realestate.boston.
The Somerville Democrat is joining the firm Foley & Lardner LLP, where he plans to shuttle between its Boston and Washington offices.
Unlike President Trump, Warmbier?s parents don?t believe North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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"It's 2019," Musk told reporters. "People want to buy online."
It could be months ? or years ? before patients see any changes.
The country music star announced Friday that he has added a June 21 stop at the stadium as part of his ?Sunset Repeat Tour.?
Are we ignoring ? or outright banning ? an easy affordable-housing fix? Mobile homes may be the least expensive and most effective means of addressing the region?s housing shortage.
CRISPR base editing hits a snag with off-target cuts A new version of CRISPR whose selling point is precision suffers from off-target DNA changes.
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