Two construction workers were killed Friday afternoon when a water line burst under a South End street.
Drain service company has long history of safety violationsAtlantic Drain Service Co. faces tens of thousands of dollars of unpaid fines for violations reaching back to at least 2012.
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for Greater Boston and northeastern Massachusetts.
New Bedford and Fall River business groups fight over ?South Coast? nameThe two cities? chambers of commerce are locked in a land war over the term.
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Trump could win ? but not necessarily the White HouseAt the end of this long and bitter election, Donald Trump will almost certainly find a way to win. That doesn?t mean he?s going to become president.
?Well I don?t speak for Jews, and I don?t support the Democratic Party or the Republican Party,? Tapper replied.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Children?s Hospital expansion didn?t have to go this wayChildren?s Hospital is a politically powerful Boston institution and that power was on full muscular display in recent days.
City targeting cancer risks for firefighters A Boston firefighter is diagnosed with cancer every three weeks, the city?s fire commissioner said.
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The Department of Homeland Security is investigating a cyber attack on a company that provides access to many popular websites.
ADAM HIMMELSBACH
A Celtic and a Bruin share a hometown bondKelly Olynyk and Riley Nash both hail from Kamloops, B.C., and playing in Boston together is a real trip for them.
Sale finalized for Kenmore buildings, including Citgo sign locationDevelopment firm Related Beal closed Friday on its purchase of nine buildings in Kenmore Square from Boston University.
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Amy Poehler gives Carol Burnett a starring role in new sitcomNow 83, the TV icon will play an aging actress in the as-yet unamed series that Poehler is executive producing.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda is as freaked out by Hamilton success as everyone elseA PBS documentary will air Friday, showing glimpses into creative process of Miranda, creator and star of ?Hamilton.??
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Who are you and what have you done with Bill Belichick??You know that?s usually a problem with me, just going on and on and on,? an unusually talkative Belichick told reporters today.
Patriots find the safety is a good turn of eventsGetting the 2 points ? and getting the ball back ? has helped them in their last two victories.
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The piano suite aims to capture both the warm embrace of David Patterson?s hometown, and the unrest that followed Michael Brown?s death.
First they said not to hug our dogs. Now they are coming after our kisses.It may feel like the ultimate display of affection, but when it comes to such kisses, experts caution: Beware of dogs.
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Elizabeth Warren teaming up with James TaylorThey?ll be at The Majestic Theater on Oct. 27. But you?d better be flush with cash if you want to attend.
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Step inside the oldest cars still operating on the MBTA The historic Mattapan trolleys were designed during the Great Depression and travel a short, unusual route.
St. John?s Prep stunned BC High, Danvers held off Beverly, and more scores from across the state.
JEFF JACOBY
Dennis Prager doth protest too muchA prominent Jewish ethicist accuses me of ?gratuitous hatred.?
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The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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The trolleys that rolled out of Worcester?s Pullman-Standard factory in 1944 and 1945 are still rolling, seven decades later, along Boston?s most scenic commute.
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Most of the World Series winners between 2005 and 2015 benefitted significantly from homegrown pitchers.
A Boston firefighter is diagnosed with cancer every three weeks, the city?s fire commissioner said.
?I wouldn?t go to Harvard if I could get in for free,? said at-large Councilor Michael Flaherty.
Last week, the lucky big home sale number was in the $2 million range -- this week, it's $3 million.
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Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 224,000 Jeep Wrangler SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because the air bags may not inflate in a crash
India and Pakistan, longtime enemies with nuclear arsenals, have turned in battle to the big screen.
CVS store among slew of retail openings coming to waterfront neighborhood.
Tufts University has added one of his paintings to its permanent collection.
Chris Cooper stars as the reclusive novelist in ?Coming Through the Rye?
Bali was perfect for our girls? trip: serene, beautiful, interesting, cultural, and enough of challenge to feel like a real adventure.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Strange things could happen on the Electoral College mapBecause of Hillary Clinton?s recent rise, some traditional Republican states may have closer-than-anticipated contests.
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?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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