Eye On Education: BU Studies Effects Of Marathon Bombings On Children
Psychologist Jonathan Comer led a study that assessed the effects of the bombings on children from various parts of the state.
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Psychologist Jonathan Comer led a study that assessed the effects of the bombings on children from various parts of the state.
State troopers say dozens of military veterans' grave markers missing from a cemetery were found in a Webster man's car.
A clinical trial found that patients using the headbands 20 minutes a day needed less medication and had fewer migraines.
The exhibit opens Monday and runs through May 11 at Boston Public Library.
It's being called the greatest upset in modern sports history.
A Harvard University student who fell from an off-campus building over the weekend has died.
The Kappa Sigma chapter at MIT will host the Nearly Naked Nearly Mile to raise money in honor of Sean Collier.
In the past few years, some of the biggest car rental companies have added the finest cars money can buy to their fleets.
Members of a Senate subcommittee accused General Motors of trying to cover up problems with an ignition switch that is now tied to 13 deaths.
Auto insurers factor in a motorist's education level and occupation when calculating policy rates, a consumer watchdog group recently reported.
Boston-based Jobs for the Future is the only national program to win a grant from the Youth Career Connect funds.
Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs is reportedly interested in buying the NFL's Buffalo Bills.
Hundreds of thousands of customers lost electricity in two 2011 storms and many waited more than a week for it to be restored.
Longtime owner and founder Ralph Wilson passed away last month at the age of 95, and his family members are seeking to unload one of the AFL's original franchises to a buyer interested in keeping the team in Buffalo -- the Jacobs family fits that bill.
Bay State politicians called prescription drugs in family medicine cabinets one of the easiest gateways to drug addiction.
