Blizzard conditions are expected in some areas.
National Weather Service
By daybreak, snow will envelop all of southern New England.
What to expect from the storm, and when Wind gusts of up to 65 m.p.h. are possible in eastern and southeastern coastal communities.
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T makes big cutbacks on service for Tuesday The commuter rail system will operate at ?extremely reduced? frequencies. Subway lines will run on a Saturday schedule.
T?s snow-removal equipment looks like something from a film They shred, they plow, and they obliterate snow: Meet the T?s lineup of heavy storm-fighting machinery.
Coastal towns gear up for another ?100-year storm? The South Shore and Cape Cod might not receive the flooding they did earlier this month, but town officials are on high alert.
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A win by upstart Conor Lamb could raise the Salem Democrat?s profile as a kingmaker within his party.
GOP report finds no collusion between Trump and Russia in 2016 The announcement quickly provoked sharp objections from committee Democrats, who have warned Republicans not to close the matter.
Met fires James Levine after probe finds evidence of ?sexually abusive? conduct The legendary conductor has called the allegations ?unfounded.?
Walsh promises funding for police body cameras Police officials said that the cameras could be implemented force-wide by the end of 2018.
Massport wants Seaport developers to think of the public, too It?s an attempt to rectify the lack of civic spaces on the crane-laden waterfront.
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Call him doctor. Call him friend. ?He loves medicine. He is medicine. He could never retire.? Meet Dr. Fred Ernesti.
N.H. woman who kept 84 Great Danes convicted of 17 counts of animal cruelty Feces and urine were left to rot out in the open, and canines were ?left without adequate water on multiple occasions,? according to court records.
Tom Brady reveals severity of his thumb injury In the final episode of ?Tom vs. Time,? a photo shows the cut Brady had on his right thumb following an incident in practice.
Brady shows that he can still chug a beer Stephen Colbert challenged the Patriots quarterback to quickly down a brew, and he met that prospect with a smile.
Blue Cross Blue Shield survey points to scope of opioid epidemic More than 25 percent of the commonwealth?s residents have lost a loved one or an acquaintance to a fatal overdose, the insurer said.
T signals it will hike parking fees in July A much-discussed fare increase looks like it will be postponed until mid-2019.
Despite gains, ?motherhood penalty? persists Moms have more education and experience than in the past, but the divide in pay vs. childless women has held steady, study shows.
Everett High coaching legend leaves court without regrets John DiBiaso, who notched 503 wins in leading the Crimson Tide boys? basketball program, coached his final game Monday in the state semifinals.
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A la March Madness, local restaurants are pitted against each other. Vote now to make sure your favorite place wins.
A breakup: Is it an end, or is it a beginning? In Season One, Meredith Goldstein explores this question through intimate stories of love and heartbreak and confessions from her own life.
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Harsh realities for Latinos but little state action Latinos in Massachusetts have been down this path before, and want to see results.
The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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How a slaughterhouse keeps the world?s premature babies alive A treatment that saves the lives of children around the world is made from a surprising raw material: foam from cow lungs.
The new league year begins today, meaning teams and players can announce agreements.
The small, struggling liberal arts college in Brookline serves an overwhelming number of low-income and minority students.
We found a variety of homes with courts -- in Medfield, Southborough, Framingham, Hopkinton, and Sherborn.
The legislation would extend the Mass. blueprint nationwide through Department of Justice grants.
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Toyota?s big sedan gets a fresh makeover and lots of new tech.
Investigators are considering whether race was a factor because all of the victims were minorities.
Bob Zimmerman is stepping down as executive director of the Charles River Watershed Association.
The ??On the Run II?? swing begins in June, and it?ll stop in Foxborough in August.
Inside the ?cult? that catapulted conductor James Levine?s career At the beginning of the maestro?s 50-year career, Levine ran what some young musicians considered a cult, allegedly making members take loyalty tests and engage in group sex.
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Two nor?easter storms in the past week have brought snow, power outages and flooding to towns across Massachusetts.
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