State and Yarmouth police are investigating the death of a two-year-old child who was discovered unresponsive this morning.
Regulators ordered companies that received licenses to submit sworn statements that their applications were truthful.
Forecasters are predicting today’s storm will happen in three phases; snow, then rain, then snow again.
A tractor-trailer fire in Dorchester forced the closure of all southbound lanes early Thursday.
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At just before 3 p.m. this April 15, exactly a year after the bombs exploded on Boylston Street, Bostonians will pay tribute to the survivors.
The desk of former mayor James Michael Curley has been celebrated, stolen, and investigated. And now it’s back in City Hall.
The ailing three-time Russian medalist pulled out of the men’s competition just before he was about to start his short program.
The Americans used a six-goal second-period surge to thrash Zdeno Chara’s Slovakian team, 7-1.
JOAN VENNOCHI
What does a casino share with Coakley?Political consultant Doug Rubin represents Attorney General Martha Coakley in her bid to become governor. He also handles public relations for Mohegan Sun.
Joss Christensen soared to gold in the sport’s Olympic debut, with Gus Kenworthy taking silver and Nick Goepper bronze.
Defense attorneys had sought a date of September of next year at the earliest.
A fisherman who says he drifted at sea for more than a year is in stunningly good health but psychologically fragile.
As a Democratic incumbent representing a comfortably Democratic district, Kennedy is expected to easily win a second term.
Strong financial markets and growing business helped boost operating earnings to $2.6 billion.
Of all the marriages on display in the patchy production, none is more awkward than that between the brilliant score and the dated script.
More style-oriented trends have began to emerge as designers paraded out Fall/Winter collections at New York Fashion Week.
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A conversation with Neil SwideySwidey discusses his new book “Trapped Under the Sea” with Harvard’s Amy Edmondson on Feb. 24.
Should the government pay you to be alive?The “guaranteed basic income” almost became law in the US — and it’s having a revival now.
