Showers exit this morning, it'll be a much cooler day today
Showers are exiting off Cape this morning, and the sun is inching in. This will be a MUCH cooler day along with a lot more comfortable air.
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Will Campbell has the ‘It Factor' according to veteran Morgan Moses
Patriots veteran right tackle Morgan Moses raved about rookie left tackle Will Campbell in an exclusive interview with Phil Perry.
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Prospective witnesses in Brian Walshe trial offer insight into prosecutors' case
New court documents are painting a picture of the case Norfolk County prosecutors plan to make against Brian Walshe at his trial in October, including who some of the witnesses they plan to call to the stand are.
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Video: Trash strike stalemate continues as Republic accuses union of blocking trucks
There continues to be little progress as waste collection workers from Republic Services remain on strike a month into the work stoppage, affecting multiple communities.
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Patriots 53-man roster projection: Could WR logjam result in a trade?
Who will be the odd men out in the Patriots’ wide receiver room, and could a trade follow? Phil Perry shares his latest 53-man roster projection.
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New liquor license rules would allow Boston businesses to expand alcohol offerings
Boston businesses could soon convert their beer and wine permits into full alcohol licenses.
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Patriots wideout watch: Hollins' return puts WR competition in focus
Tom E. Curran shares the latest from the Patriots’ wide receiver room after Thursday’s walkthrough in Foxboro.
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Teen facing 63 counts of vandalizing vehicles in Quincy
A teen is facing dozens of charges after he allegedly vandalized over 60 vehicles last weekend in Quincy, Massachusetts. Quincy police said Thursday afternoon that they had arrested an 18-year-old male in connection with the vandalism of numerous vehicles in the North Quincy section of the city on Saturday. The teen, whose name was not released, is... -
Methuen mayor on support for Market Basket CEO: ‘If it's not broken, why fix it?'
With Market Basket’s leadership in a state of turmoil, elected officials in the Merrimack Valley — the grocery chain’s home region — are speaking out about their concerns that the company is at risk of losing its culture of affordable pricing that many rely on amid skyrocketing costs of living.
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Dems. push forward on new protections for reproductive & transgender care in Mass.
Massachusetts House and Senate Democrats announced an agreement on legislation to further shield reproductive and transgender care from legal threats.
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Gov. Healey launches $400M research fund amid ‘federal uncertainty'
Mass. launches $400M research fund amid ‘federal uncertainty’
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First Alert: Severe thunderstorms, flash flooding possible in Boston
Heavy rain has developed across New England, and this means some slow travel over the course of the day and night as roads are covered in the rainfall. A few thunderstorms may enhance our rainfall rates of 1-3 inches per hour in localized spots. If this occurs, flash flooding is possible. Flood watches are in effect for parts of Connecti... -
Chase Bank will open 14 more Mass. branches by year-end. Here's where
Chase Bank will open 14 more branches by year-end. Here’s where.
