Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow had concerns about the coaching staff, particularly the training processes employed to develop at the big-league level. Continue reading →
Shacoby Kenny, a 32-year-old man with a history of mental health problems, died on Dec. 8, hours after chaotic violence in a house of correction. Continue reading →
Massachusetts Republican Party members on Saturday rallied around Democratic state Auditor Diana DiZoglio's demand for an audit of the Legislature. Continue reading →
Experts say the Supreme Court ruling could change future map-making even in deep-blue Massachusetts, where lawmakers have explicitly considered racial diversity in how they’ve drawn their districts. Continue reading →
The classic image of a child with ADHD is practically a stock character: the spacey kid staring out the window, distracted by squirrels; the fidgeter who can’t sit still, a leg rattling under the desk. Continue reading →
The Agriculture Department projected last July that farmers would harvest 86.8 million acres of corn in autumn. The projection was repeatedly revised upward until, in January, the department found 1.3 million more acres of corn. Continue reading →
In a rare public message, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said that the only place Americans belonged in the Persian Gulf is “at the bottom of its waters” and that a “new chapter” was being written in the region’s history. Continue reading →
Four months of traumatic events — a brutal crackdown on nationwide protests followed by a devastating war — have dashed hopes for the future, and left large parts of Iranian society in grief. Continue reading →
The country’s official threat level from terrorism was raised from substantial to severe after Wednesday’s stabbing attack in London, which police have called an act of terrorism. Continue reading →
Some members of the Legislature want to slash the energy-efficiency program’s budget. But Mass Save is exactly the wrong thing to be cutting if the goal is lower utility costs. Continue reading →
Devices going 20 miles per hour should not be mixed in with slower bikes and other users in protected bike lanes with no wiggle room. Continue reading →
Democratic leaders in the state Senate on Thursday unveiled a wide-ranging immigration bill they say would serve as a xxxxxx against the Trump administration’s deportation operation. Continue reading →
They came together to mourn Kai and Ella MacAusland, ages 6 and 7, who were found dead Friday night in their family’s Wellesley home. Continue reading →
For decades, the city’s municipal code has required that city workers live in Boston as a condition of their employment, but the rule is often disregarded or only selectively enforced. Continue reading →
The board of directors on Thursday named a new president, picking veteran manager Chuck Casassa for the job long held by popular boss Arthur T. Demoulas until his suspension and subsequent firing last year. Continue reading →
Mayor Michelle Wu on Thursday renewed her push for a real estate transfer fee, signing a home rule petition that would allow a small tax on high-dollar real estate transactions to fund affordable housing. Continue reading →
Will more companies follow suit now that finding a job is a lot tougher than a few years ago and employees have less leverage to push back? Continue reading →
His drive and management skills helped him assemble teams of exceptional scientists; together, they achieved one landmark after another in the nascent field of genomics. Continue reading →
The longstanding organization’s first season under its new name includes over six dozen jazz, classical, and dance performances across 20 venues. Continue reading →
The new show, from "The Heat"'s Katie Dippold, stars Matthew Rhys as a small town mayor determined to turn his island home into a tourist attraction despite various supernatural horrors. Continue reading →
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