The troopers? names will be shared with federal and state prosecutors who are conducting separate criminal probes.
State Police got many warnings on payroll abuse. And they did nothing Records show leaders were repeatedly confronted not only with remarkable amounts of OT, but also suspicious sick time claims and sloppy record-keeping.
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The MBTA must be more open about public safety problems, the leader of its governing board said, even as the transit system continued to face criticism for the condition of the Alewife garage.
Stephen Miller?s uncle slams his nephew in Politico article, calling him an ?immigration hypocrite? Stephen Miller, a Trump advisor who has been denounced for masterminding the administration?s cruelest immigration policies, was taken to the mat by his uncle.
1,400 sheet metal workers end 12-day strike Boston-based Sheet Metal Workers Local 17, which had pushed for higher wages, ratified a new contract Sunday.
FBI fires agent who sent anti-Trump texts Peter Strzok, who was among those who oversaw the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation as well as the Russia probe, was reportedly fired for violating the FBI?s policies.
Two Elizabeth Warren aides are headed for N.H. Does this mean something? The moves stoke speculation that the Elizabeth Warren may be preparing for a presidential run in 2020.
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What?s that weird thing on City Hall Plaza? It?s a mockup of the new Red Line trains that will be arriving soon to a station near you.
Judge rejects bid for certain evidence against Nathan Carman in N.H. lawsuit The Vermont man is at the center of separate probes into the murder of his wealthy grandfather and disappearance of his mother.
Elena Kurbatzky, who owned Harmony Home Health Care, was sentenced to two to three years in state prison for stealing millions of dollars from MassHealth.
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How can you tell there?s a recession coming? There are two kinds of indicators to watch: Worrisome economic trends and excessive optimism. It?s not hard to spot both right now.
Man fatally shot in Mattapan was a Boston city worker The man fatally shot at his Mattapan home late Saturday night was a Boston Public Works employee, and he had been shot before in December.
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Going down a zigzag course on two wheels is different from skiing: There is no snow to break your fall.
The quarterback sported a new helmet at practice this week ? a change that won?t be necessary until next season.
Shark bites bass off hook off Monomoy Island A family aboard a fishing boat had two close encounters with a great white shark Sunday when the shark snatched a fish off a child?s line and then returned minutes later.
More than any other addition, a healthy Hightower will solidify the Patriots defense.
The longtime Celtics star understands better than most the sacrifices necessary to win an NBA title.
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J.D. Martinez, Miguel Cabrera?s 2012 Triple Crown, and the .330/50 HR club The Red Sox slugger is on pace to become the eighth player in major league history to hit .330 or better with 50 or more homers in a season.
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TD Garden is set to host the national championships this week as the sport and its athletes are still reeling from a sexual abuse scandal.
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?A lot of magic feels like you?re trying to fool someone,? Shin Lim said. ?[But] I?m trying to change the outlook on card magic ? to make it more artistic, more visual.?
Following Dick Lehr?s 2003 Globe article, a man was freed after more than a decade in prison.
A 1900 Globe article saw a future full of pneumatic tubes. Wrong! A Globe reporter in 1900 asked the city?s top minds what the year 2000 would look like in the city. Some things they got right, others they got wrong. Very wrong.
Opinion | Juliette Kayyem
Another crack in the glass ceiling for women in the military Marina A. Hierl, the first woman to lead a Marine infantry platoon, is the latest in a line of trailblazing military women.
The Situation Room is the place where presidents for decades have discussed highly sensitive national security matters with top brass from the Pentagon and various intelligence agencies.
President Donald Trump said on Twitter Monday that his chief of staff called Omarosa Manigault Newman a ?loser & nothing but problems.?
How to build a successful online dating profile You?ve done it. You?ve joined the countless Americans using a dating app in their quest for love. Now, though, comes the hard part: Constructing a profile.
Middleborough man reunited with lost college ring four decades later A Middleborough man?s class ring was lost for four decades in the sand and mud of a pond. Now he?s got it back on his finger again.
Opinion | Jeff Sessions
How law enforcement is taking action on the opioid crisis The US attorney general outlines Operation SOS, his plan to prosecute synthetic opioid trafficking.
TSA tracking travelers like terrorists in secret surveillance program Air marshals are conducting a new domestic surveillance program, tracking people as they fly and move through airports. It might be illegal.
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To map human memories, a scientist journeys deep into the mind of a worm Eugene Lee, a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, has been toiling to try answer a fundamental question: How do animals learn?
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
More about Last Seen: The Largest Unsolved Art Heist ever A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
On a foggy, damp day in Foxborough, footballs were slipping through hands.
A Globe review of federal data shows that many small, private colleges in New England are struggling to meet expenses as their tuition revenue has declined.
Bigger isn?t always better. 529 Columbus Ave., Apt. 17, has just 273 square feet of living space but all of the necessities.
The president wants the attorney general to halt the investigation, which he considers biased.
The meeting will be held in September in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, officials said.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
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