The commission was unanimous in its finding that the Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office “had probable cause to believe that Mr. Card posed a likelihood of serious harm” and could have taken him into custody under Maine’s “yellow flag” law, the report said. Continue reading →
The shocking news of the alleged rape of a teenager by a 26-year-old man at a Rockland hotel sheltering migrant families intensified the debate over the state’s policy of housing migrant families in hotels and motels, and brought into question the safety measures in place to protect them. Continue reading →
Several Boston influencers told the Globe they made six figures from social media last year, showing it is a lucrative career for Gen Zers. Continue reading →
An Atlanta judge ruled Friday that Fani Willis, the Fulton County district attorney, could continue leading the election interference prosecution of former president Donald Trump and his allies in Georgia, but only if her former romantic partner, Nathan Wade, withdrew from the case. Continue reading →
WATCH: Friday's show. Stories include: The Celtics’ achilles heel as they fight for banner 18, why host Chris Gasper thinks, "denial is the new Patriot way." Continue reading →
WATCH: Meet Mass. local Ty Velde, Boston Marathon athlete, running his 42nd 26.2-mile race to benefit an organization near and dear to his family. Continue reading →
WATCH: Boston.com’s Khari Thompson discusses Jacoby Brissett’s role. And, MLB reporter Pete Abraham checks in from Red Sox Spring Training in Ft. Myers. Continue reading →
The cases were the first of several this term in which the Supreme Court is considering how the First Amendment applies to social media. Continue reading →
A new office of Energy Transformation in Massachusetts will be tasked with ensuring there’s sufficient electrical infrastructure, that the transition from gas to electric is well coordinated, and that the transition is done equitably for impacted workers in the gas industry. Continue reading →
Amid speculation about who RFK Jr. will choose for his running mate, former Mass. Senator Scott Brown says he "respectfully declined." Continue reading →
“If you’ve lost Chuck Schumer, you’ve lost America,” said Alon Pinkas, a retired Israeli diplomat who called the lawmaker's speech a profound moment for Israelis. Continue reading →
A UN Commission of Inquiry on Friday detailed a range of what it described as Russian war crimes, including summary executions, sexual violence, and forced transfer of Ukrainian children into Russia. Continue reading →
Judicial documents show that top Brazilian military leaders declared that former president Jair Bolsonaro presented to them a plan to reverse the results of the 2022 election he lost, but they refused and warned him that they would arrest him if he tried it. Continue reading →
What the former principal of Brockton High School "details about how BHS lost its way and how it can find its way back ... is grounded in practical experience," writes one reader. Continue reading →
Sunday’s parade steps off at 1 p.m. from the Broadway MBTA station and features 125 units, including floats, live music, dance troupes, and other performers celebrating Ireland. Continue reading →
The GOP-backed legislation would allow parents to opt their children out of such lessons. Democrats said it could apply to learning about women getting the right to vote. Continue reading →
The decision by Healey, who entered office vowing to bring more transparency to the office “than ever before," marks a major break from her predecessors. Continue reading →
The gleaming facility in El Toro has become an important part of the team's talent pipeline — a place where big-league dreams can take shape. Continue reading →
The governor is offering state funds to help municipal officials figure out which buildings might work best for these often tricky and costly conversions. Continue reading →
The prolific writer explored subjects as diverse as life in New York City in the 1950s, the American Civil Rights Movement, and the wounds that war inflicts on individuals and society. Continue reading →
Instead of waiting on audience suggestions, “Stories to Scenes” is a twist on an established improv form called the Armando that uses original storytelling as the inspiration for the improv. Continue reading →
In 2014, artistic director Mikko Nissinen went back to the first Western version, Frederick Ashton’s from 1948. He’s said it’s the one that fits the company’s glass slipper, so no surprise that it was brought back in 2019 and is being presented again this time out. Continue reading →
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