As Karen Read trial pauses, how it's gone, and what comes next
The Karen Read murder retrial is on hiatus until after Memorial Day at an apparent turning point, with the prosecution winding down and the defense gearing up to present its case.
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Red Sox trade for Angels first baseman, place Yoshida on 60-day IL
The Red Sox added more first base depth Thursday by acquiring Ryan Noda from the Angels. Here’s what to know about the 29-year-old.
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FIRST ALERT: Nor'easter brings heavy rain and gusty winds to Boston
Thursday is a First Alert, as a late season nor’easter continues to bring periods of heavy rain and strong, gusty winds to southern New England. The rain will be quite heavy during the afternoon and evening commute, so pack some patience and slow down. Some ponding is possible on the roads. A few areas could see up to two to three...
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Embrace Ideas Festival set for June 18-20. Here's what you need to know
This Juneteenth, Embrace Boston is inviting the public to a celebration of Black brilliance, creativity and community at the Embrace Ideas Festival. Scheduled for June 18-20, the event honors the significance of the national recognition of the abolition of slavery in America. The multi-day gathering brings together local, state and national leaders... -
Ace mismanagement? Red Sox' plan for Crochet backfires in loss to Mets
The Red Sox picked the wrong time to try to limit Garrett Crochet’s workload, and the end result was a blown opportunity to sweep the Mets.
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How we got a surprise internet bill refunded: ‘I spent 32 hours on the phone'
NBC10 Responds helped a Watertown resident get over $2,000 refunded after miscommunication over her internet plan.
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Moped driver arrested after hitting Boston officer as he fled traffic stop
An 18-year-old was arrested Monday after an incident in downtown Boston on Monday in which a police officer was struck by a moped.
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Ex-Harvard morgue manager pleads guilty in stolen human remains case
The former manager of Harvard Medical School’s morgue has pleaded guilty to his involvement in a nationwide scheme involving the purchase and sale of human remains stolen from Harvard and a mortuary in Arkansas, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday.
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Nahant fire lieutenant placed on leave following rape, assault charges
A fire lieutenant in Nahant, Massachusetts, has been placed on leave following his arrest on multiple rape and assault charges. Frank Pappalardo, 50, of Nahant, was arragined in Salem Superior Court on Tuesday on four counts of rape, two counts of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury, two counts of assault and battery, one count of ass... -
Ex-Celtic Aaron Nesmith made wild NBA history in Pacers' comeback win
The Knicks suffered an epic collapse in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, and ex-Celtics guard Aaron Nesmith was the catalyst for the Pacers.
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BJ's to open new stores in an ‘aggressive' strategy
BJ’s is ramping up and growing despite economic uncertainty.
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‘Horrified and outraged': Gov. Healey on shooting of Israeli Embassy staff
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey issued a statement Thursday on the shooting of two Israeli Embassy staff members in Washington, D.C., saying state police are on alert but there is no known threat to the Commonwealth. “I’m horrified and outraged by the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim outside of an American Jewish Committee event ...
