Curran: Loss in Miami puts entire roster, coaching staff on notice
Tom E. Curran explains on “Quick Slants” why the Patriots’ final five games are important after an ugly loss in Miami.
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Teen charged with murder in deadly Dorchester crash
A 16-year-old is facing a murder charge after a deadly June crash in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood.
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Why Drake Maye's comments about turnovers shouldn't concern Pats fans
Rookie quarterback Drake Maye isn’t losing sleep over his high turnover rate, and that’s ultimately a good thing for the Patriots.
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Massachusetts man pleads guilty to federal dogfighting charges
A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to federal dogfighting charges, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. John Murphy, 51, of Hanson, pleaded guilty to nine counts of possessing animals for use in an animal fighting venture in violation of the federal Animal Welfare Act. He had been indicted back in March — the first time f... -
Sex offender convicted in Boston rape swears at judge during sentencing
A sex offender convicted in a rash of home break-ins and two sexual assaults in the fall of 2016 in Boston’s South End was sentenced to decades in prison Tuesday, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office. Ronald Brown, 60, was convicted on 21 charges, including aggravated rape, kidnapping, witness intimidation photogra... -
New details in case of man who threatened to shoot moviegoers at showing of ‘Wicked'
Court documents released Tuesday revealed new details in the case of a man charged with threatening to shoot fellow moviegoers at a showing of “Wicked” in Massachusetts over the weekend. Ryan Muldoon, 34, of Lynn, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, threats to commit a crime and disturbing the peace. He made an initial appe... -
Hawks fined for holding Trae Young out of NBA Cup game vs. Celtics
Trae Young’s absence in the Hawks’ upset win over the Celtics earlier this month apparently raised a red flag with the NBA.
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‘Everyone is in a hurry:' Bertucci's owner on new fast casual concept coming to Boston
Bertucci’s is launching a new concept called Bertucci’s Pronto, and it’s all about combining the chain’s classic Italian meals with the hustle and bustle of modern life. The new type of restaurant is set to open up in March right in the heart of Downtown Boston on Tremont Street — an area teeming with busy office workers in ... -
Woman dead, man found with neck laceration in Chicopee, DA says
Authorities are investigating after a woman was found dead and a man was found suffering from a serious neck laceration in Chicopee, Massachusetts, early Tuesday morning. In the early morning hours Tuesday, 911 operators received a call reporting a disturbance in the 0-100 block of West Street in Chicopee, according to the Hampden District Attorney... -
Man arrested after stealing $1,770 in merchandise from Boston Lululemon store
A Massachusetts man is facing a shoplifting charge after attempting to steal $1,770 in merchandise from a Lululemon store in Boston. Boston police said they responded to the Lululemon store at the Prudential Mall at 3:18 p.m. Monday for a report of a larceny in progress. Responding officers were provided with a description of the suspect fleeing th... -
BAA offering payments to athletes adversely impacted by doping
The Boston Athletic Association is looking to identify – and pay back – athletes who were knocked down in the rankings by others who were later disqualified for doping. The organization is seeking out athletes who moved up the ranks after doping disqualifications so they can be paid out prize money they would have won. The effort dates ...
