Breer: Patriots head coach search ‘looks like a sham'
The MMQB’s Albert Breer ripped the Patriots for their handling of the Rooney Rule in what he believes has been a “sham” of a search for their new head coach.
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Curran: Home of the ‘GOATs' has become home of the scapegoats
Tom E. Curran shares his thoughts on Robert Kraft taking accountability after firing Jerod Mayo and laments that attitude being in short supply in Foxboro in recent years.
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2024 Patriots Stock Watch: Drake Maye shines, rookie WRs disappoint
What should we take away from the 2024 Patriots season? Our Patriots insiders Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry reveal their Stock Up and Stock Down picks.
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Man allegedly held his mom, dad, grandmother hostage in SWAT standoff
Authorities have shared new information about the hourslong armed standoff in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood early Monday morning, including that the suspect held his mother, father and grandmother hostage in a bedroom. Andres Rivera, 42, appeared in West Roxbury District Court Tuesday, where he was held without bail on a slew of charges inc... -
Nordstrom to close 2 Massachusetts locations
Nordstrom will close two Massachusetts locations in the coming months, a company spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. The Northshore Mall Nordstrom store in Peabody and the South Shore Plaza Nordstrom store in Braintree will close as their leases expire, a company spokesperson said. The last day in Peabody will be January 31, 2025, and in Braintree, Mar... -
Gronk, Drew Brees push back on concern about Patriots hiring Vrabel
Rob Gronkowski and Drew Brees explain why they’d have no issue with the Patriots hiring Mike Vrabel despite his defensive background.
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What Bruins need to show during difficult stretch in January schedule
The Bruins have a tough schedule over the next few weeks. We analyzed what the B’s need to show against these opponents to remain in the playoff race.
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Massachusetts sees largest population increase in 60 years, fueled by immigration
Fueled by the highest immigration levels in decades, Massachusetts saw its largest population increase in 60 years between 2023 and 2024, and the rate of domestic outmigration has significantly slowed, according to U.S Census data released last month. Between July 1, 2023 and July 1, 2024, the state’s population increased 69,603 from 7,066,56... -
NH elementary school to carry out ‘bat eviction' after animals spotted in halls
A New Hampshire elementary school was closed on Monday for a “thorough inspection” after reports of bats in the building. Inspectors were brought into Richards Elementary School in Newport, New Hampshire, after bats were spotted flying in the halls, according to a post from Superintendent Donna Magoon. Inspectors from Monadnock Pest &am... -
Mass. residents left in droves last year, U-Haul says
Mass. residents left in droves last year, U-Haul says
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Growing group of bagel shops opening in Boston's Seaport District
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.] A growing group of bagel shops that started out as a backyard pickup window in Connecticut is opening its first location within the city of Boston. According to a post from boston.com, PopUp Bagels is planning to open in the Seaport District sometime this month, moving into a space on Pier 4...... -
Developing nor'easter could impact New England. How much snow could we get?
Ready for more snow? We’re tracking a developing winter storm that could bring some snow to New England by the weekend. But first, let’s talk about the bitter cold. As we continue moving through this Tuesday, bundle up! High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 20s, but gusty northwest winds will make it feel like the single digits a... -
Man reported missing from Quincy found safe
A man reported missing from his Quincy, Massachusetts, home has been found safe, police said Tuesday. The man, who police said suffers from dementia and Alzheimer’s, was reported missing after leaving his home Monday. He was located safely Tuesday. No other details were immediately available.
