Patients of the Massachusetts hospitals who are insured by Tufts Health Direct have been tasked with finding new plans or doctors by Jan. 1. For some, it's been a gut punch. Continue reading →
“There was something satisfying about shutting off the gas and getting rid of the oil,” said Roslindale homeowner Tim Maher. “But a lot of it’s just been a necessity: what’s broken or not working right now?” Continue reading →
URI graduate Patrick Fealey was living in his car with his dog, driving from place to place along the Rhode Island coast. Then a Narragansett family read about his plight, tracked him down, and helped him get back on his feet. Continue reading →
Legal observers say Trump is likely to tap a current or former federal prosecutor with deep ties to the Republican Party in Washington, D.C., as the next US attorney for Massachusetts. Continue reading →
WATCH: Former Globe columnist and longtime sportswriter Bob Ryan says Patriots finally have a QB who can win in the air and on the ground. Continue reading →
COVID-19’s rampage through the country’s nursing homes killed more than 172,000 residents and spurred the biggest industry reform in decades: a mandate that homes employ a minimum number of nurses. Continue reading →
The Atlantic spawned 11 hurricanes this season, above the annual average of seven. Also above average was the number of major hurricanes, defined as Category 3 strength or higher on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale. Continue reading →
The transformation is nothing short of breathtaking: light dances across brilliant stone, gilded accents gleam anew, and the Gothic icon’s majesty is reborn. Continue reading →
The new legislation would apply to a narrow group: Applicants would have to be over 18, diagnosed with a terminal illness and have been given no more than six months to live. Two doctors and a judge would be required to give their approval, and the fatal drugs would have to be self-administered. Continue reading →
The Israeli military issued new warnings to residents on both sides of the Israel-Lebanon border on Friday, telling them not to return to their homes, as the fragile US-brokered cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah appeared to largely hold despite another Israeli strike in southern Lebanon. Continue reading →
The former worker has accused Holtec International and its subsidiaries of negligence and of misrepresenting the danger posed by radiation levels at the inactive facility, according to court documents. Continue reading →
Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla's decision to intentionally foul with a big lead didn't sit well with Bulls counterpart Billy Donovan. "I appreciated the conversation we had after the game was over with," Donovan said. Continue reading →
Only 48 hours after rolling up a season-high six goals in a 6-3 win on Long Island, the Bruins offense managed one goal, by Charlie Coyle in the first period. Continue reading →
Coach Courtney Kessel and general manager Danielle Marmer spent the offseason acquiring coaches and players to help them win a title. Continue reading →
Peggy Caserta, whose funky Haight-Ashbury clothing boutique was a magnet for young bohemians and musicians, and who exploited her relationship with Janis Joplin in a much-panned 1973 memoir that she later disavowed, died Nov. 21 at her home in Tillamook, Oregon. She was 84. Continue reading →
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