Brookline police seek to ID two men possibly involved in armed altercation
Police in Brookline, Massachusetts, are asking for the public’s help identifying two people who may have been involved in an armed assault that occurred last month.
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Celtics crumble at home again, head to New York down two games
The Celtics lost 91-90 to the Knicks at TD Garden Wednesday night, now down 2-0 in the Eastern Conference semifinals
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Karen Read trial resumes today after heavy focus on ‘hos long to die in cold' search
A witness for the prosecution in Karen Read’s second murder trial testified Wednesday that a critical phone search for hypothermia was done after the defendant’s Boston police officer boyfriend was found in the snow not hours earlier.
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Soak up the sun today — the soaking rain is back soon
While it’s still bright and mild today, the looming rain has everyone by the tail.
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Knicks thriving where Celtics are faltering under pressure in playoffs
The Knicks’ perseverance could be the difference-maker in their Eastern Conference semifinals series vs. the Celtics.
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Porzingis opens up about illness that's limited him in Celtics-Knicks
Celtics big man Kristaps Porzingis shared a less-than-encouraging update on the illness that’s limited his minutes against the Knicks this series.
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Days of apparent new ICE operations sow fear in Mass. communities
Federal immigration agents have apparently returned in force to Massachusetts, sowing fear among the community with new operations in different cities across the state.
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After MBTA implements new payment system, rampant fare evasion on Green Line
The MBTA’s new contactless payment system might be contributing to frequent fare evasion on the Green Line’s B Branch in Boston
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‘Deeply sorry': Boston city councilor explains why she hasn't resigned after guilty plea
Tania Fernandes Anderson, who pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges, told NBC10 Boston she plans to remain on the Boston City Council until the end of the fiscal year so her constituents are represented
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Celtics injury updates: Porzingis in, Hauser out for Game 2 vs. Knicks
The Celtics will have Kristaps Porzingis back in action but will be without Sam Hauser for Game 2 of their second-round series against the Knicks.
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Campbell alleges CVS didn't share discounts with MassHealth members
A lawsuit from Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and her counterparts in Connecticut, Indiana and Oklahoma says CVS has failed for years to offer Medicaid members the same discounts as customers who paid in cash
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Heavy rain to hit Boston before the weekend — will it stay through Mother's Day?
Some of us got a break from the rain Wednesday, but brace yourself — more wet weather is headed our way, with heavy, windswept rain on the way Friday and more continuing for part of the weekend. High temperatures hit the low to mid 70s Wednesday under partly sunny skies. But the entire day was not expected to be dry…
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Did Patriots find hidden gem with Eastern Washington WR Efton Chism III?
Eastern Washington head coach Aaron Best joined the Next Pats podcast to describe what makes Patriots UDFA WR Efton Chism III an exciting talent.
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Celtics-Knicks recap: Another late-game collapse puts C's in 2-0 hole
For the second straight game, the Celtics blew a 20-point lead against the Knicks on their home floor.
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Man arraigned on murder charge in deadly April shooting in Lynn
A man has been charged with murder after a deadly shooting in Lynn, Massachusetts, last month, according to the Essex County District Attorney’s Office. Brian Rivera, 36, of Lynn, has been charged in the death of Eric Hines, 35, who was also a Lynn resident. Hines was found unresponsive, suffering gunshot wounds, late on the night of April 10...
