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It's a beautiful day out there, perfect for dropping by your local polling place to cast your vote.
Here are some of the highlights for Tuesday's elections.
Many vacations are planned around different things, including visiting historical sites, the beach and different wineries. Beer enthusiasts can also have the vacation of their dreams by planning a beercation.
Deal seekers, environmentalists and people that strive to create their own unique looks all know their way around a consignment shop. Check out these awesome five choices in some of Boston's most convenient neighborhoods.
Here are some of the important facts about Tuesday's election in New Hampshire.
A judge has refused to block a program by Honeywell Inc. that requires employees to take medical tests or risk being fined. Do you think companies should be allowed to penalize workers who refuse to take medical tests?
A quick-thinking customer with a baseball bat is credited with saving a clerk who was being stabbed at a gas station in Weymouth.
The I-Team has learned many fraudulent foods are making their way into our homes.
The candidates seeking to succeed Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick made their final pitches to voters in the closing hours of the campaign on Monday, while also taking time to attend the funeral for longtime Boston Mayor Thomas Menino.
A suburban Boston fire captain who brandished a golf club in a fight with trick-or-treating children on Halloween has been suspended with pay.
A tiny puppy small enough to fit into a tea cup is finally on the mend after she was abandoned a Boston animal hospital.
A South Boston woman is accused of breaking into the home of her ex-boyfriend, a Boston Police officer and attacking him and another woman.
Representatives for pop singer Ariana Grande are asking Lowell police to stop a man who they say is harassing the popular celebrity.
Researchers at the Wyss Institute at Harvard University are working on a faster test for Ebola and other infections.
Over the years traditional rows of desks and chairs in classrooms have disappeared.
