In memos detailing why they chose to depart the State Police Academy, hundreds of recruits over the last five years seemed to agree on a common factor: a grueling regimen that taxed them in ways they never expected. Continue reading →
Flock Safety, the technology’s vendor, has been mired in controversy related to privacy concerns and federal agencies’ access to the system. Continue reading →
In Ipswich, the question the Galickis hear constantly is "Are you doing the Christmas lights this year?" This year, the answer is a big, bright "Yes." Continue reading →
Todd Blanche, the deputy attorney general, on Sunday defended the Justice Department’s public release of files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, saying the administration would not remove any mentions of President Trump in the files as they continue to be released in the coming weeks. Continue reading →
The image from the elementary school was odd: a wooden box tucked in the corner of a classroom, tall and wide enough, it seemed, for a small child or two. But the next image, of the inside, was disturbing: bare walls and a padded floor. Continue reading →
Extreme weather disasters in Massachusetts have cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. But investing in resilient infrastructure could yield significant returns. Continue reading →
Israel’s Cabinet has approved a proposal for 19 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, the far-right finance minister said Sunday, as the government pushes ahead with a construction binge in the territory that further threatens the possibility of a Palestinian state. Continue reading →
The talks are part of the Trump administration’s monthslong push for peace. President Trump has unleashed an extensive diplomatic push to end the war, but his efforts have run into sharply conflicting demands by Moscow and Kyiv. Continue reading →
The Justice Department has demanded the state’s voting rolls, including private information. But it appears to have no legitimate reason to ask, and the state is right to resist. Continue reading →
Peter M. Burch, the only Yarmouth town worker who can operate a vacuum truck, played a key role in the Nov. 18 rescue and recovery effort. Continue reading →
Saturday night's win was the second game Jaylen Brown has missed this season and in both games the Celtics won by double digits, proof they are not too Brown reliant. Continue reading →
Flock Safety, the technology’s vendor, has been mired in controversy related to privacy concerns and federal agencies’ access to the system. Continue reading →
Extreme weather disasters in Massachusetts have cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. But investing in resilient infrastructure could yield significant returns. Continue reading →
Despite their similarities, UMass Memorial Health is taking a conservative approach in the year ahead, while Tufts Medicine is eyeing growth. Continue reading →
Dr. Micheli "actually created the field" of youth sports medicine, said Dr. Mininder Kocher, the current chief of the Division of Sports Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital. Continue reading →
At 6 feet, 4 inches and, in the opinion of one sports writer, endowed with enough strength “to carry a wagon tongue to the plate,” Mr. Altman was an imposing left-handed slugger and outfielder. Continue reading →
The ball-spinning, slapstick showmen bring their celebratory centennial tour to Boston with two TD Garden exhibition games on Friday. Continue reading →
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