Police said Maximillian Carbone?s death did not occur under suspicious circumstances. The 19-year-old Wentworth student was last seen as he left a party in Mission Hill early Saturday morning.
Rachael Rollins?s comments came a day after she said she had nothing further to say about a series of tense exchanges between her and the governor?s office.
Eleanor Maloney, 74, had lived on Mattapan Street for decades, neighbors said. She was killed in a triple shooting that took place Saturday.
Jury selection to begin in case of branded sex slaves Jury selection is set to begin Monday for a trial expected to detail sensational allegations that a cult-like group based in upstate New York recruited sex slaves for its spiritual leader.
Stanford expels student linked to college bribery case Stanford University has expelled a student who lied about her sailing credentials in her application, which was linked to the college admission bribery scandal.
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Plane truth: Airline quality at highest level ever, report says Delta Air Lines is named the top US carrier for 2018 as the number of complaints against airlines dropped significantly in the last year.
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Running
?It?s another step on a journey to recognize all forms of athletic participation,? said Boston Athletic Association CEO Tom Grilk.
Nielsen had been pressured to be more aggressive over the border President Trump in recent weeks had asked Nielsen to close the ports of entry along the border and to stop accepting asylum-seekers.
A poacher meets his match: He?s killed by an elephant, devoured by lions Rangers at the South Africa national park found only a human skull and a pair of pants, officials said.
Zapping brain with precise electrical current boosts working memory in older adults, study finds Shooting electrical current into the brain for just 25 minutes reversed the decline in working memory that comes with aging, scientists reported on Monday.
MATTHEW GILBERT | YOUR TV GPS
The week on TV: ?Game of Thrones? and death, the Fosse-Verdon codependency, Pulitzer history Globe critic Matthew Gilbert?s guide to the week on the small screen.
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Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
A man?s dream of putting his lovingly restored 1956 Triumph on the road hit a $11,232 bump in the road at the state Registry of Motor Vehicles and Department of Revenue.
The growing debate over senior discounts For a frugal tribe of bargain-hunting seniors, scarfing up the potpourri of newly available discounts can take some of the sting out of a milestone birthday.
John Oliver tackles affordable housing, mobile homes on ?Last Week Tonight? The comedian outlined the rise of wealthy investors in what he called ?one of America?s last affordable housing options.?
Could the famed Market Basket ghost be Wilmington?s ?Lady of the Caskets?? She was wealthy, eccentric, and obsessed with the afterlife.
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Gary Washburn | On basketball
The Celtics can rest up this week before a favorable first-round matchup with the Pacers begins.
Here are the details for the Red Sox? World Series ring ceremony The Red Sox kick off festivities at Fenway Park at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
RED SOX NOTEBOOK
The super-utility man?s 2-year-old poked him in the eye on Opening Day, affecting his vision to the point Holt will take a seat to heal.
Opinion | Randall Kennedy
The recent use of the racial slur has transformed an effort of racial enlightenment into a racially discriminatory act of political repression.
EDITORIAL CARTOON | WARD SUTTON
In 2019, there?s no shame in having no shame.
Letters
Happy Place invites art critic to turn his frown upside-down ?It is our goal to spread joy and to put smiles on our guests? faces during their visit.?
Editorial
As much as the educational establishment wants a money-only approach, the experiences in Lawrence, in Boston, and in New York City shows that money alone isn?t the answer.
In a broken foster system, some kids can?t find a bed for the night Almost every night, social workers, with kids in their back seats, are crisscrossing Mass. or camping out at a 24-hour McDonald?s as they await word of a foster family with space for another child.
Over 3 years, State Police compile data on 100m trips over Cape bridges Cameras record the license plates of every vehicle that drives over the two bridges, the data fed to a vast, growing database.
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Watch this drone video of a right whale twirling and enjoying the waters off Cape Cod The video of the endangered marine mammal was taken by Patrick Clarke, owner of Cape Clasp, on Sunday morning.
THIS WEEK IN WEED
In Massachusetts, people of color are the first to get arrested for marijuana ? and the last to be licensed So far, only five economic empowerment applicants have submitted applications to the commission, and none have opened for business.
Globe reporter Janelle Nanos sits down with leaders in the city?s business community to talk about their career paths, work and accomplishments, as well as their vision for Boston?s future.
The Needham house was assessed at $549,300, but sold for nearly a million dollars. The buyer, who never lived a day there, would sell it 17 months later at a substantial loss in what may become the next chapter in the national debate over fairness in college admissions.
Munch Madness | Final
And the Munch Madness winner is . . . Beloved Boston bakery Flour takes the cake over Sarma to clinch Munch Madness 2019.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
Ground Game It?s back! Get the latest intelligence on presidential politics from Globe reporter James Pindell. Sign up here.
Nearly a half-century removed from the Big Bad Bruins, the 2018-19 version of the Black and Gold emerged this winter as the city?s fun bunch.
Those heading to the ballpark Tuesday should bundle up for the festivities.
The billionaire political activist says he will encourage Representative Richard Neal to make the information public.
The home, which has six bedrooms, sits on 0.19 of an acre. Search the latest listings to buy or rent at realestate.boston.com.
It?s an unprecedented move against a national armed force that could have widespread implications for US personnel and policy.
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Massachusetts officials have launched a new effort to educate motorists about distracted driving
I haven?t bought a video game in quite awhile, and if Google and Microsoft get their way, hardly anyone else will be buying them, either.
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The celebrated Venezuelan conductor made his long-awaited venue debut with springy selections by Schumann and Stravinsky.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: a fire in the Fens, the beginning of spring, Ice Castles in New Hampshire, and the annual citywide youth Spelling Bee.
Bidding wars: Should home buyers add an ?escalation clause?? If you want to start an argument in a group of real estate agents, bring up escalation clauses.
Michigan wins STAT Madness vote with possible therapy for tinnitus About 15% of Americans experience some form of tinnitus, sometimes called ringing in the ears, and it?s disabling for about 2 million people.
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