The congressman said changes to the extension that would jeopardize federal money are ?unacceptable.?
Nearly 3 in 10 MBTA employees made more than $100,000 in 2015In addition to regular pay, many employees collected significant overtime pay.
Police are investigating what caused a tire to break off a pickup truck Tuesday and collide with a sedan traveling in a different direction, killing its driver.
EMC CEO defends Dell sale amid stock-price plungeJoe Tucci said his plan to sell the Hopkinton data-storage company to Dell remains on track, despite ?angst? and misinformed opinions about the deal.
AG calls on Gilead to lower prices of two drugsMaura Healey warned the company it faces possible legal action unless it lowers the price of two popular hepatitis C medicines.
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Work crews were on the scene Wednesday morning working to remove the paint, officials said.
Gun licenses on the rise in Mass.; 7.8 percent increase seenTens of thousands of new gun licenses were issued in 2015, continuing a recent surge, according to state data.
Quincy police report damage to historic Mt. Wollaston gravesIt was the third such incident there in a four-month span, police said.
Beloved Brandeis dorm will no longer be a castleThe Depression-era building will be mostly torn down to make way for new student housing at the Waltham campus.
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Harvard University, which received $1.05 billion in charitable gifts in 2015, was outranked in fund-raising only by Stanford.
Fearless Katie Nolan speaks hard truths about sports on ?Garbage Time? Sports shows have long relied on guffawing guys, but the Framingham native has something fresh going on.
Maine governor says he wants to use the guillotine on drug dealersPaul LePage?s office said the remark was a joke to illustrate his support for tougher penalties for drug crimes.
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Patriots sign DL Joe Vellano to a future contractThe defensive lineman out of Maryland played parts of two seasons for the Patriots before being released in 2015.
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The ?snow-eating monster? was sent to Washington to help residents there clean up the remnants of a heavy snowstorm.
Holocaust victims honored 71 years after Auschwitz liberatedDozens of elderly Holocaust survivors lit candles at Auschwitz exactly 71 years after the Soviet army liberated the death camp.
Mass. facing $635 million budget gap, officials sayIt?s the second consecutive year that Governor Charlie Baker?s administration finds the numbers coming up short.
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