FIRST ALERT: Severe thunderstorm warnings across New England, more expected
More severe thunderstorms will develop Saturday afternoon and will head towards Boston by the evening
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Severe storms possible on summer-like Saturday
The weekend isn’t a washout, but we are dodging a few drops.
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Emmanuel College worker accused of soliciting underage applicant for sex
Jacob Henriques, an assistant admissions director at Emmanuel College in Boston, is facing a federal charge of attempted sex trafficking of a minor
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Push to reopen popular Cape Cod beach is an uphill battle
Marconi Beach in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, has been closed since the stairs were wiped out during a nor’easter in September
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Mass. State Police chief: ‘Tremendous' respect for outside agency reviewing academy
Massachusetts State Police Col. Geoffrey Noble praised the IACP, which was selected to assess the academy’s curriculum and training methods, one of the changes following the death of Enrique Delgado-Garcia
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1 in custody in car-to-car shooting during morning rush in Taunton
A vehicle was shot twice in a car-to-car shooting Friday morning in Taunton, Massachusetts, police said. A person suspected to be involved was taken into custody elsewhere, on other charges, and is expected to be charged in the roughly 8:21 a.m. shooting in Taunton, local police said. They were still investigating what led to the shooting as of Fri... -
Watch every day of the second Karen Read murder trial
The trial of Karen Read, a woman arrested on suspicion of killing her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, by hitting him with her SUV and leaving him to die in a snowy line, has gripped people in Massachusetts and beyond. There are scores of witnesses, very detailed evidence and controversial theories and allegations in the case. W... -
Priced out: How Boston's college housing crunch displaces longtime residents
Affordable housing advocacy groups say competition from college students can leave local residents priced out of their neighborhoods and unable to afford rising rent
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Kristian Campbell named AL Rookie of the Month for March/April
Red Sox second baseman Kristian Campbell has been named the American League Rookie of the Month for March and April.
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Questions on Stop & Shop stores' price disparities remain after changes at 1 location
The teen volunteers from the Hyde Square Task Force found similar prices at Jackson Square compared to Dedham, Massachusetts, but prices are still higher elsewhere in Boston
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Ex-Mass. State Police sergeant convicted in driver's license bribery scandal
A former Massachusetts State Police sergeant who was among six people charged in a scheme to take bribes in exchange for giving passing scores on commercial driving tests was found guilty in federal court Friday on most counts, prosecutors said.
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Celtics-Knicks playoff history: A look back at the storied rivalry
The Celtics and Knicks are set for their first postseason series since 2013 and their 16th in NBA history. Here’s a look back at the history between the archrivals.
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Overtime runs on Dunkin': Streetwear company drops new limited-edition clothing line
Streetwear company Overtime is collaborating with Dunkin’ on a new limited-edition clothing line that dropped Friday. “OT x Dunkin’ just dropped,” the athletic wear company announced in an email advertising the new line, which features the Massachusetts-based coffee giant’s famous orange and pink color scheme. Some of ...
