Casino Commission Votes Boston Not A Host Community
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has lost a bid to give city residents a chance to vote on casinos proposed for neighboring Everett and Revere.
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Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has lost a bid to give city residents a chance to vote on casinos proposed for neighboring Everett and Revere.
A painting that hung in the Gardner High School principal's office for nearly 50 years is headed to the auction block and it's expected to sell for close to $2 million.
How a student managed to bring a loaded gun in his backpack to school is raising questions at Cooperative Middle School in Stratham, New Hampshire.
Bruises and cuts on her face, scratches on her neck from a choke hold only begin to tell the story of Noreen Carson's alleged encounter with a fellow dog walker.
At $14-million-and-change per year, Sherman surpassed newly-signed Patriots corner Darrelle Revis in average annual value.
Massachusetts officials estimate their plan for replacing the state's failed health exchange website will cost more than $120 million, but hope that most of the money will come from the federal government.
Predicting who the Patriots will draft is nearly impossible, but Felger & Mazz have it down to a science.
A Montreal elementary school decided to cancel a 'Montreal Canadiens Jersey Day' on Thursday instead of letting some students show up wearing Bruins jerseys, according to a report from CBC News.
Three top state probation officials oversaw a rigged hiring process and handed out jobs like "lollipops" to applicants sponsored by powerful legislators and other public officials, a federal prosecutor told a jury on Thursday.
A new study by Yale researchers suggests that a tick-borne infection similar to Lyme disease has become common in southern New England.
Felger & Mazz have figured out the most scientific way to predict how the Patriots will use their draft picks.
Inmates from the Norfolk County Jail will learn about discipline, communication and hard work at the New England Wildlife Center.
The state's top gambling regulator has stepped away from the process for awarding a casino license in the Boston area.
Tea party-affiliated candidate Mark Fisher is claiming state GOP committee members tried to bribe him with $1 million to drop his campaign for governor.
