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One person was killed after a vehicle slid off an icy road and plummeted down a 300-foot embankment in Tennessee.
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The city of Boston is planning to take down the deteriorating Northern Avenue Bridge starting in March, officials said Thursday.
After Ryan Costello circulated a petition asking for $1-an-hour raise, he said he was fired for soliciting signatures while on the clock.
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Should companies publicly report employees? health data?Publishing such information could spur discrimination against employees, some say.
Man in police custody after barricading himself in Roxbury apartment The man surrendered peacefully after talking with a Boston police negotiator.
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In Swampscott, updates preserve original details in 1920s Colonial The Colonial was built for a streetcar company executive and has a wraparound porch and a porte-cochere.
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Seth Meyers ?Boston Accents? parody is silly funOn his show Thursday night, Meyers poked fun at local accents and everyone?s obsession with them.
Olympic downhill champ Bill Johnson dies at 55Johnson was the first American to win an Olympic downhill title when he prevailed in Sarajevo in 1984.
Dropped passes still nag Julian Edelman The Patriots? top receiver spent extra time practicing his ball handling to prevent a repeat of last week?s issues.
Amendola received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty at the time for his hit on Jamell Fleming.
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Despite what you may have heard, Donald Trump isn?t winning the Republican primary.
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The poll found Bernie Sanders leading Hillary Clinton 51 percent to 43 percent, a massive swing from December.
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?Every day the people expect their state government to work,? Governor Charlie Baker declared in his first State of the Commonwealth speech.
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Woman pays psychic $1,100 to alleviate ?cursed existence?A suspect?s selfie leads police to his door, two roommates have a sort of towel fight, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
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Baker?s two unstated, but obvious, messagesThe first was to the public: You hired me as a bipartisan manager, and rest assured, you?re getting your money?s worth.
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A year from today, ?ask what your country can do for you?What should be clear at this point is what the next president, in this age of populist politics, will say.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
Viewers will now be allowed to purchase single-team packages on MLB.tv.
Governor Charlie Baker?s proposal would give communities more say in granting permits for alcohol.
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