There is a heavy police presence in the Longwood Medical Area after the shooting at Brigham and Women?s Hospital.
Police justified in fatal shooting of man in 2013, DA saysBoston police acted in self-defense when they killed Darryl Dookhran after he engaged in a gun battle with officers, the Suffolk DA said.
The accused Marathon bomber faces 30 charges, 17 of which carry the possibility of the death penalty.
Aaron Hernandez jury selection set to resumeThe former Patriots star is accused of orchestrating the murder of Odin Lloyd in 2013.
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The city offers residents a parking permit for every car they own ? with no limit on the number held by each household.
Obama to focus on middle class in State of the Union addressWith the speech, the White House is making clear that it still wants to set the terms of the economic conversation.
ISIS demands $200 million for two Japanese hostages??Their lives are the top priority,? said Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who vowed to save the men.
A woman was jogging when a suspect riding a bicycle approached her from behind and groped her, police said.
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Governor Baker argues that the shortfall is primarily the result of the state spending too much.
Russell Wilson reminds Bill Belichick of Roger StaubachThe Patriots coach says Seattle?s quarterback has the same kind of field sense the former Cowboys great possessed.
Ben Volin | On football
Did Colts know they could switch up their game plan?The Patriots told the Colts exactly what they were going to do, and the Colts were helpless to stop it in the AFC Championship.
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KEVIN CULLEN
Part of this is pure jealousy, but it?s also undeniable that the Patriots just seem to court controversy.
opinion | H.D.S. Greenway
Obama has set a long game with RussiaPresident Obama is creating a policy of containment to curb Vladimir Putin?s aggressive ambitions.
Decades later, writer Allen Kurzweil tracks down a bullyKurzweil?s new book chronicles his quest to discover what happened to the boy who tormented him.
Weymouth woman, 72, found dead after police kill sonPaul Campbell, 49, was a onetime heroin addict who parlayed a friendship with Mark Wahlberg into small acting jobs in films.
Paul Reville
The next steps in education reformOnce again, we need to ask: What more needs to be done?
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Around 120,000 people live in the Naga Self-Administered Zone, where they survive mainly by subsistence farming and hunting.
Four previous champions will join defending champ Meb Keflezighi at the front of this year?s race.
The fire at 725 Saratoga St. caused more than $100,000 in damages Monday evening.
Yemen?s US-backed leadership came under serious threat as government troops clashed with Shi?ite rebels near the presidential palace.
GOP leaders have pledged to work with President Obama to give him flexibility in the battle against the Islamic State.
Food Truck Festivals of New England is planning food-sampling events in Florida, South Carolina, and New Mexico.
The alt-rock trio, which features Carrie Brownstein of ?Portlandia? fame, roars back to life with this strong reunion album.
Although New England?s coldest season can put a chill on the housing market, there are several advantages to striking while the iron is, well, not hot.
Design New EnglandA 19th-century Maine farmhouse gets a modern update without losing face, and more in the January/February issue.
The Internationalist
Foreign policy wins Obama could still pull offFrom Israel to North Korea, a guide to long shots that could leave a legacy.
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