Police search for shooter who wounded woman in Carver
A woman walked into the Carver Police Department and told officers she had been shot while walking her dog at Sampson Pond.
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‘Young blood': Lexington's Minute Men are putting the call out for new members
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New coastal health warning over rare case of potentially deadly bacteria in Mass.
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Mike Vrabel demanding leadership from Drake Maye: ‘I always want more'
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NBA Board of Governors approves Celtics sale to Bill Chisholm
Bill Chisholm officially is taking over as lead governor of the Celtics, as the NBA Board of Governors has approved the sale of the franchise.
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Driver charged months after deadly Reading crash
Nashason Mutugi of Reading, Massachusetts, is facing charges in the May 2 crash that killed another driver.
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Roman Anthony keeps putting himself on short lists with Hall of Famers
The opening chapter to Red Sox rookie Roman Anthony’s career has been historic, invoking the name of Ted Williams on more than one occasion.
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Massachusetts middle school librarian arrested for distribution of child sex abuse materials
A Massachusetts middle school librarian is facing federal charges for allegedly distributing child sexual abuse materials. Scott McGinley, 55, of Holyoke — a librarian for Williams and Glenbrook middle schools in Longmeadow — was arrested Wednesday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. He was scheduled to make his initial cour... -
Severe storms bring flash flooding in parts of New England
Severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flood warnings were issued in areas across New England Wednesday, but have since expired.
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Days after extortion indictment, Suffolk County sheriff under fire for expenses
Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins, indicted last week on federal extortion charges, is now facing criticism for questionable expenses made by his office.
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Patriots-Vikings joint practice recap: Roller-coaster Day 1 for offense
The Patriots and Vikings battled for two hours during an eventful joint practice. Here’s our full recap featuring Phil Perry’s reporting in Minnesota.
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Blanket sparks Revere Beach unattended death investigation; no body found
Police were investigating what they described as an unattended death at Revere Beach on Wednesday morning, but later said no body was found.
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Forsberg: Making sense of Grousbeck report, Celtics ownership dynamic
What is Wyc Grousbeck’s role with the Celtics going forward? Chris Forsberg breaks down the ownership dynamic in Boston in light of a recent report.
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Mass. guardsman who leaked government secrets moved to high-security prison
The Massachusetts Air National Guard member who caused an international uproar when he leaked highly classified documents about the war in Ukraine has been moved to a new prison to continue serving his 15-year sentence.
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Harvard scientists say research could be set back years after funding freeze
Hundreds of Harvard researchers have fallen victim to the freeze on funding by the Trump administration.
