Thousands of Massachusetts students each year are locked out of the state’s trade high schools, which are straining at the seams after decades of growing interest. Continue reading →
With just weeks until the Nov. 5 election, the survey of 500 likely voters found that 31 percent see the future of American democracy as the most important issue facing the next president. Continue reading →
The jovial righthander had an outsized personality that endeared him to Red Sox fans and a bewildering delivery that baffled hitters. Continue reading →
Thousands of people streamed out of the Tampa Bay region Tuesday ahead of what could be a once-in-a-century direct hit from Hurricane Milton. Continue reading →
The new rule, issued by the Environmental Protection Agency, sets the most aggressive restrictions on lead in drinking water since federal standards were first set decades ago. Continue reading →
A majority of the justices seemed skeptical during oral argument of the position taken by gun owners, parts makers, and Second Amendment groups: that the government exceeded its authority in 2022 when it imposed new rules for the weapons. Continue reading →
The fierce fighting in the area reflects the Kremlin’s long-standing goal of capturing all of the Donetsk region, which it already partly controls. Continue reading →
The reports from Syria came as Israel sent more troops into Lebanon and bombarded the Hezbollah-dominated suburbs south of Beirut. Hezbollah sent more than 100 missiles into northern Israel. Continue reading →
In a rare public speech setting out the major threats to the United Kingdom, Ken McCallum argued that hostile states, radicalized individuals, and a revived Islamic State group have combined to create “the most complex and interconnected threat environment we’ve ever seen.” Continue reading →
The Senate approved a bill to bring the state into the national fold on resolving interstate cases. Surely the House can see the value in that. Continue reading →
"All of us are in pain; all of us need opportunities for reflection and community," writes one reader. Another: "Hate will never repair the world. Returning the hostages might — hopefully — begin the process." Continue reading →
The suits, which were filed individually by 14 attorneys general from both parties, come as TikTok has exploded in popularity in recent years as both a source of entertainment and news. Continue reading →
Salem has added several attractions to the annual Haunted Happenings celebration, including a new food hall, walking tours, and performances by a magician. Continue reading →
Whether it was at the Red Sox fantasy camp, spring training, or during the season, Tiant made people around him feel like they were a member of his family. Continue reading →
The hospital itself has not been open since a June 2020 flood caused catastrophic damage, but four satellite facilities have continued to operate. Continue reading →
The newest Rivian SUV gave Globe reporter Aaron Pressman — mostly — a glimpse of a more perfect, more climate-friendly transportation future, though with one glitch at the end. Continue reading →
DeFelice was baseball coach from the program’s inception in 1969 until he retired after the 2022 season, and he was athletic director from 1991-2020. Continue reading →
DeFelice was baseball coach from the program’s inception in 1969 until he retired after the 2022 season, and he was athletic director from 1991-2020. Continue reading →
A Sanctuary Cafe is a yearslong effort by Brittany Baker to open a first-of-its-kind venture on Beacon Hill that allows both felines and food under the same roof. Continue reading →
The 27-year-old singer has references to his home state scattered across his body through tattoos — and now in lyrics on his latest album. Continue reading →
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