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A chaotic scene developed outside the Brockton police station Tuesday night, where hundreds of protesters faced off with law enforcement dressed in riot gear following an otherwise peaceful protest and rally at a middle school.

Thousands rally in Franklin Park Worcester police arrest 19 following George Floyd rally

Photos: Scenes from the protest and vigil in Boston on Tuesday

Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets on Tuesday in Boston to protest deaths of Black people at the hands of police. The protesters staged a ?die-in? at a major Dorchester intersection before holding a vigil in Franklin Park.

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The state reported Tuesday that the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak in Massachusetts had risen by 50 and that the number of cases had climbed by 358, numbers that reflect both confirmed and probable cases in the state.

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State issues new guidelines for visits to nursing homes

The guidelines say long-term care facilities ?may allow in-person visitation in a designated outdoor visitation space,? if they implement specific safety, care, and infection-control measures.

Salem police captain suspended for inappropriate tweet criticizing Mayor Walsh

Mass. National Guard takes soldier out of active service for ?inflammatory and divisive comments?

Bryan Lyons, who pushed Rick Hoyt in the Boston Marathon since 2015, dies at 50

In 2015, Lyons took over for Dick Hoyt in pushing Rick, who lives with cerebral palsy, to the finish line.

Could Trump deploy the military to cities like Boston to quell protests?

President Trump on Monday vowed to send the military into American cities if any city or state ?refuses? to take the steps necessary to quell the violent protests erupting around the country.

?I have wounds that I?ll never lose.? The state?s top political leaders of color press for change across all levels of government

Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo said he was a teenager when, on a trip home from Providence, he found himself lost in an unfamiliar town and was confronted by Mass. State Police.

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How to observe Pride Month in the awful year 2020

You can see baby animals this week at Hancock Shaker Village

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AG Healey urges business leaders to seize ?once in a lifetime opportunity? to address racial inequity

The challenge of addressing systemic racism has taken on a newfound sense of urgency for Boston's business community.

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No choosing sides in baseball squabble: All parties are off-base

Watching this unfold amid a global pandemic, massive unemployment, and widespread civil unrest is a lose-lose exercise.

Number of games the sticking point between MLB owners and players

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Black-owned Boston marijuana store looted in what owners call a targeted attack amid protests

Pure Oasis in Grove Hall, which was just allowed to reopen a week ago because of coronavirus restrictions, was hit by looters who grabbed thousands of cannabis products.

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The Patriots joined the Celtics, Bruins and Red Sox in condemning the killing of George Floyd

Brad Stevens to his Celtics: ?I wanted them to know every decent person is hurting?

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Ben & Jerry?s issues corporate statement expressing outrage over the death of George Floyd

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Thousands rally in Franklin Park to protest deaths of Black people at hands of police

Police officers take a knee in solidarity with protesters in Boston

Live updates: Protests intensify in Brockton, Boston as night falls

Nation

More protests sweep US cities as Trump decries ?lowlifes

State?s highest court refuses to release prisoners due to coronavirus

Elizabeth Warren appears at protests in Washington, D.C.

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Western countries leave children of ISIS in Syrian camps

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Thai moon knife rocks like a mezzaluna to chop nuts and herbs

Ciliegiolo is a spirit-lifting grape for our times

Starring roll: Necco wafers are making a comeback

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A Maine Tourism Relief Fund, a shoemaking vacation, and a bracelet for the road ahead

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Authors fascinated with other authors

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A big birthday arrives for a filmmaker with a very big career

?The Vast of Night?: Any guesses how far Cayuga, N.M., is from Roswell?

Doc Talk: By George, spelling it out, COVID-19 in a Chinese city

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David Costabile?s portrayal of Wags in ?Billions? tells a tale of versatility

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Dropkick Murphys (and Springsteen) fill an empty Fenway with big-hearted showmanship

Musician for hire brings serenade ?magic? to sidewalks and lawns

Campaign aims to resurrect Great Scott under new ownership

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In Pittsfield, a theater is determined to raise the curtain this summer

A quartet of BSO musicians and Boston Ballet dancers create ?White Swan?

With Broadway From Home, cooped-up kids can indulge their ?joy and love of theater?

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Newton city leaders pledge to work against racism, injustice

Teens lead protests against racism in Gloucester

A peaceful day, then violence erupts

Obituaries

Bobby Joe Morrow, 3-time winner in 1956 Olympics, dies at 84

Richard Herd, Boston-born character actor known for ?Seinfeld? role, dies at 87

Avital Sagalyn, artist whose first solo show was just months ago, dies at 95

Protests intensify in Brockton

Tense protests form in Brockton after peaceful gathering

Photos: Scenes from the protest and vigil in Boston on Tuesday

Former Northeastern deputy AD said Newton police drew guns on him in profiling incident

Stand down, Mr. President

Trump faces backlash after wielding Bible in nod to evangelical base

Boston. Racism. Image. Reality.

Mass. reports 358 new coronavirus cases, 50 new deaths as officials continue reporting both confirmed and probable cases

State issues new guidelines for visits to nursing homes

Salem police captain suspended for inappropriate tweet criticizing Mayor Walsh

Mass. National Guard takes soldier out of active service for ?inflammatory and divisive comments?

Bryan Lyons, who pushed Rick Hoyt in the Boston Marathon since 2015, dies at 50

Could Trump deploy the military to cities like Boston to quell protests? President Trump on Monday vowed to send the military into American cities if any city or state ?refuses? to take the steps necessary to quell the violent protests erupting around the country.

Opinion

Stand down, Mr. President

Trump?s America vs. America

Yes, Trump can deploy troops to suppress protests

Biden and Trump show their colors

The virus?s tale

Comfort Zone

An expert?s take on essential work, overwork, and unemployment

How to observe Pride Month in the awful year 2020

You can see baby animals this week at Hancock Shaker Village

Some enjoyable series to get through next few premiere-free weeks

AG Healey urges business leaders to seize ?once in a lifetime opportunity? to address racial inequity The challenge of addressing systemic racism has taken on a newfound sense of urgency for Boston's business community.

Dan Shaughnessy No choosing sides in baseball squabble: All parties are off-base Watching this unfold amid a global pandemic, massive unemployment, and widespread civil unrest is a lose-lose exercise.

Miss Conduct Advice: The value of unexpected presents in these times Crafting and gift-giving can be therapeutic in uncertain times.

Black-owned Boston marijuana store looted in what owners call a targeted attack amid protests Pure Oasis in Grove Hall, which was just allowed to reopen a week ago because of coronavirus restrictions, was hit by looters who grabbed thousands of cannabis products.

INNOVATION ECONOMY Their goal: making you feel safe again Boston-area companies are rolling out new products this month aimed at monitoring things such as mask wearing and elevated body temperature.

DEVRA FIRST A list of 40+ Black-owned Boston restaurants to support Here are 40+ local food and beverage businesses to consider backing with your dining dollars. Some are open for takeout, some are selling gift cards, and some are getting ready to reopen soon.

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Maine reports 5 deaths, 28 new coronavirus cases

Retired firefighter helps save man who fell 20 feet into trench at Concord Country Club

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On StatNews.com

Opinion: My nightmare: Covid-19 meets racism meets the killing of a Black person by police

Anthony Fauci on Covid-19 reopenings, vaccines, and ?warp speed?

Coronavirus resources

The latest COVID-19 numbers from Massachusetts

Town-by-town COVID-19 data in Massachusetts

A look at what can reopen in each phase of Massachusetts? opening plan

Key metrics the state is looking at for the reopening

How to stay safe from coronavirus as you venture out during Mass. reopening

A list of layoffs and furloughs in Massachusetts (so far) due to coronavirus

Boston is still running

Postcards from the pandemic

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Offices in Boston are open for business, but few workers are showing up It was the coronavirus pandemic, not the scenes of violence and looting from Sunday night, that kept most people away.

Baker says camps, child care can reopen during phase two of reopening Summer camps and child care facilities can open in Massachusetts during Phase 2 of the state?s gradual reopening of the economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Charlie Baker said Monday.

Governor Raimondo activates National Guard, mayors impose curfews after night of destruction in Providence

R.I. Ethics Commission overrides staff, lets high-ranking senator pursue Supreme Court seat

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These photos show how chaotic Boston got after Sunday?s protests over George Floyd

A funeral home copes with the surge during the coronavirus pandemic

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Patriots defensive end Chase Winovich may be confined, but he?s hardly at a standstill

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Thousands rally in Franklin Park to protest deaths of Black people at hands of police Thousands rallied Tuesday night at Boston?s Franklin Park in response to the recent deaths of Black people across the country at the hands of police.

Police officers take a knee in solidarity with protesters in Boston

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Police officers take a knee in solidarity with protesters in Boston

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In follow-up e-mail, Knicks owner James Dolan ?vehemently? condemns racism

As protests continue, Boston?s pro sports teams step up with commitments to ending violence

Kraft family reacts to death of George Floyd: ?We are horrified by the acts of racism we?ve witnessed.?

Brad Stevens to his Celtics: ?I wanted them to know every decent person is hurting?

Number of games the sticking point between MLB owners and players

Muirfield adds tournament before Memorial

Could Trump deploy the military to cities like Boston to quell protests?

President Trump on Monday vowed to send the military into American cities if any city or state ?refuses? to take the steps necessary to quell the violent protests erupting around the country.

AG Healey urges business leaders to seize ?once in a lifetime opportunity? to address racial inequity

The challenge of addressing systemic racism has taken on a newfound sense of urgency for Boston's business community.

Dan Shaughnessy

No choosing sides in baseball squabble: All parties are off-base

Watching this unfold amid a global pandemic, massive unemployment, and widespread civil unrest is a lose-lose exercise.

Miss Conduct

Advice: The value of unexpected presents in these times

Crafting and gift-giving can be therapeutic in uncertain times.

Black-owned Boston marijuana store looted in what owners call a targeted attack amid protests

Pure Oasis in Grove Hall, which was just allowed to reopen a week ago because of coronavirus restrictions, was hit by looters who grabbed thousands of cannabis products.

INNOVATION ECONOMY

Their goal: making you feel safe again

Boston-area companies are rolling out new products this month aimed at monitoring things such as mask wearing and elevated body temperature.

DEVRA FIRST

A list of 40+ Black-owned Boston restaurants to support

Here are 40+ local food and beverage businesses to consider backing with your dining dollars. Some are open for takeout, some are selling gift cards, and some are getting ready to reopen soon.

Offices in Boston are open for business, but few workers are showing up

It was the coronavirus pandemic, not the scenes of violence and looting from Sunday night, that kept most people away.

Baker says camps, child care can reopen during phase two of reopening

Summer camps and child care facilities can open in Massachusetts during Phase 2 of the state?s gradual reopening of the economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Charlie Baker said Monday.

Thousands rally in Franklin Park to protest deaths of Black people at hands of police

Thousands rallied Tuesday night at Boston?s Franklin Park in response to the recent deaths of Black people across the country at the hands of police.

Ben & Jerry?s issues corporate statement expressing outrage over the death of George Floyd

The Vermont-based ice cream company issued a statement Tuesday in response to the killing of Floyd, who died in police custody in Minneapolis last week.

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Bain Capital one of two possible buyers for Virgin Australia

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