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A 2-year-old Cambridge start-up with just 20 employees has raised nearly $4 million in its first round of funding from investors.
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A 2-year-old Cambridge start-up with just 20 employees has raised nearly $4 million in its first round of funding from investors.
The attack on the street musician known as "Keytar Bear" appears to have been recorded.
A state official apologized Thursday for a controversial tweet on the Mass.gov account, nearly 12 hours after the tweet was posted.
Prosecutors say former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez has been indicted in an alleged jail assault in February, and in an alleged threat at the jail last November.
Researchers found that women who slept five or fewer hours or nine or more hours per day had worse memory.
The calendar says May now and golf season is in full swing, but many courses are feeling the effects of our bitterly cold and snow-filled winter season.
Some 80 volunteers picked up paint brushes on Thursday to help homeless veterans in Boston.
It's going to look and feel like a series of real emergencies, but there's nothing to worry about.
The Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens don't always play nice against each other, and that's one of the many reasons why fans love it when the two teams square off -- especially in the playoffs.
The gaming commission Thursday morning postponed a decision on the host community issue, after Walsh asked for at least a weeklong delay and Gov. Deval Patrick backed him.
Lawyers for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev say federal prosecutors shouldn't be allowed to use his status as a new American citizen to argue that his alleged "betrayal" of the United States is one reason he should be put to death.
Five years after a Boston EMT made headlines for delivering a baby girl who couldn't wait for the hospital, mom and daughter were reunited with the first responder for the first time.
April is now gone and left a sour taste in our mouths but May has arrived and with the new month comes a new weather pattern...one that's a little sweeter.
Massachusetts lawmakers are backing a measure that would allow winemakers to ship their products directly to the state's consumers.
