With little information about the attacker and his motive, the greater Providence community remains on edge after mass shooting at Brown University. Continue reading →
In Massachusetts, nearly half the jobs for "sitters" — health care workers who protect people at risk of harming themselves or others — are vacant. And that number is on the rise. Continue reading →
On the same day a climate bill passed, the committee chair reported receiving thousands in donations from utility companies, energy groups, and lobbyists. Continue reading →
President Trump alleged Venezuela was using oil to fund drug trafficking and other crimes and vowed to continue the US military buildup in the region. Continue reading →
The law will apply to adults who have incurable, irreversible illnesses and six months or less to live. Each patient will need the sign-off of three doctors. Continue reading →
“You are weaponizing the public interest standard,” Senator Ed Markey said to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, telling the commissioner he should resign. Continue reading →
For many, grief and shock were mixed with anger at an attack that they believed could have been prevented and at a government they saw as not having done enough to combat antisemitism. Continue reading →
Why shouldn’t his money be repurposed anonymously by a poetry project or any other nonprofit endeavor devoted to increasing literacy or social welfare? Continue reading →
The utility informed municipalities on Wednesday about the pending rate request, which would affect roughly 950,000 natural gas customers in Massachusetts. Continue reading →
The suit comes amid a second year of declining commercial real estate values in Boston, which support a large share of the city's $4.8 billion budget. Continue reading →
Deposed Market Basket chief executive Arthur T. Demoulas took the stand Wednesday, vigorously refuting the case that the company's board made for firing him. Continue reading →
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