Aurora chance in New England tonight — solar storm could light up the sky
A geomagnetic storm has been impacting earth, and we have a chance to see the northern lights dancing directly overhead.
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Convicted former Catholic priest exposed by ‘Spotlight' investigation dies at 87
He pleaded guilty in 2018 to abusing a 9-year-old boy at a Maine church in the 1990s and was sentenced to three years in prison.
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Another day of rain, but temps could reach 90 for some next week
We wrap up one of the wettest months of May on record across Boston & Worcester on Saturday, our last day of meteorological spring! The drought is gone and all of a sudden summer appears on the 10-day forecast next week. As we transition to June, our temps seem to be really heating up, so it’s time to put in...
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Market Basket says CEO shakeup is strictly business
The board of Market Basket is releasing new details after the company placed CEO Arthur T. Demoulas and several other executives on leave this week. The corporate disruption clearly hasn’t slowed business down at the Market Basket in Waltham, Massachusetts. The parking lot was full on Friday afternoon. But one of the main concerns cited by cu... -
So far, weekend traffic delays on the Mass. Pike not as bad as expected
Lane closures have taken effect for the weekend on the Massachusetts Turnpike. Work has begun at the interchange of Interstate 90 and Interstate 95 near the Newton-Weston border.
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Rain and wind on Saturday, major warmup on the way next week
We’re looking at chances for rain and wind on Saturday, but a major warmup is headed our way next week.
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Leaders fire back after DHS releases list of sanctuary cities, counties and states
The Trump administration’s list of “sanctuary” jurisdictions named the entire state of Massachusetts, 13 of its 14 counties, and 12 municipalities, including Boston
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Lawmakers consider further protections for abortion rights in Mass.
The Massachusetts Senate Committee on Steering and Policy Committee met Wednesday to discuss how to safeguard reproductive rights against possible action from the federal government
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‘Awful and atrocious': Father-daughter fishing trip marred by racial slur
A man says his Memorial Day father-daughter fishing trip on a Massachusetts lake turned acrimonious when a man on shore threw rocks at them and used a racial slur.
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Artist's ‘exhausting' exhibit highlights pressure on health care workers
In the “Where Does It Hurt?” exhibit, Boston-based artist Mary Lacy gives herself just 15 minutes to draw each portrait, reflecting the average time a provider has to see a new patient
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Forsberg: Assessing the merits of a Giannis-to-Celtics trade
What would a Celtics trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo look like? Would it make sense for the C’s or the Bucks? Chris Forsberg assesses the hypothetical move.
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Historic Harvard Square kiosk begins new life as cultural center
A Cambridge building that’s witnessed Harvard Square history since 1925 is now seeing its own renaissance.
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Patriots rookie WR Kyle Williams making positive impact at OTAs
The Patriots need one of their young WRs to step up in 2025, and rookie Kyle Williams is among the top candidates.
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Zolak on possibility of Diggs getting cut: ‘It's not just the boat'
Scott Zolak believes the Patriots releasing star wide receiver Stefon Diggs “is on the table,” and not only because of the viral video of him on a boat.
