Holiday travel rush continues on Sunday
TSA is expecting to screen just under 50,000 passengers on Sunday.
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Jayson Tatum makes history in MVP performance vs. Bulls
No Celtics player has ever done what Jayson Tatum accomplished in Saturday’s win over the Bulls.
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Celtics-Bulls recap: Tatum takes over as C's get revenge in Chicago
Jayson Tatum was unstoppable for the Celtics as they dominated the Bulls in Saturday’s rematch.
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Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla fined $35,000 for confronting ref after loss to Bulls
Joe Mazzulla’s Christmas greetings were costly. The NBA fined the Boston Celtics coach $35,000 on Saturday “for aggressively pursuing and directing inappropriate language toward a game official” at the end of his team’s loss to the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night. Mazzulla’s outburst followed Boston getting whistled for three tech... -
MLB world mourns Rickey Henderson following icon's death
Athletics fans and the MLB world mourned the passing of National Baseball Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson.
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Gusty winds on a chilly Saturday in New England
Highs reach the upper 20s south, mid 20s north along with a gusty northwest wind making it feel like the teens.
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Inside a legendary old-world cafe in Boston's North End
This wonderful cafe is one of Boston’s favorite old-fashioned dining options, an Italian café with a ton of character loved by tourists and locals alike.
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Bundle up!: Chilly Saturday after Friday snowstorm
Any lingering snow and slush will create some slippery spots on sidewalks and untreated roads as temperatures remain around freezing or below through this Saturday afternoon.
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Plans to relocate Roslindale students to community center met with criticism
Two elementary schools in Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood are merging, but parents and teachers are frustrated by plans to move students around during the school year. The Philbrick School and the Sumner School will join to become a single school serving pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, with a new setting in the former Washington Irving... -
Man pleads guilty to stabbing dog to death after giving it fentanyl
A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty to giving his dog fentanyl before stabbing the animal to death earlier this year. Jonathan Paluzzi, 45, of Kingston, received a sentence of five to seven years in state prison after entering a guilty plea to two counts each of animal cruelty and witness intimidation, the Plymouth County District Attorney’s O... -
NY man pleads guilty to burglaries targeting Asian families' homes in Mass.
A man has pleaded guilty to 10 racially-targeted burglaries in four Massachusetts communities in 2021. The Middlesex County District Attorney’s Office said Friday that 32-year-old New York resident Juan Castano had pleaded guilty to 21 indictments in connection with burglaries at homes of Asian and South Asian families in Newton, Wellesley, A... -
PHOTOS: Snow blankets Boston area
The snow that fell across Massachusetts on Friday made for some beautiful images, including on the Mass. Pike and at Fenway Park.
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Snowfall totals: 6 inches in Boston, nearly 3 in Providence
The snow that fell in the Boston area Friday evening brought several inches to a wide swath of the area — and half a foot to parts of the city itself.
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What options do Celtics have before 2025 NBA trade deadline?
The Celtics are in the second apron, but they still have a few options to explore to improve the roster before the 2025 NBA trade deadline.
