Lawsuit Filed By Whitey Bulger's Family In Prison Death Dismissed
The judge ruled that federal law precludes the family's ability to sue over the Federal Bureau of Prison's decision to transfer Bulger to the prison where he was killed.
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LOOK: FBI Releases 300 Pages From Whitey Bulger File
The FBI has released hundreds of pages of records from notorious Boston mobster James "Whitey" Bulger's file.
John Connolly, Whitey Bulger's FBI Handler, Approved For Medical Release From Florida Prison
The former FBI agent who worked with Whitey Bulger has been granted medical release in Florida.
Whitey Bulger's Family: Prison System Did Not Protect Him
Family members of Boston crime boss "Whitey" Bulger have filed a lawsuit against the Federal Bureau of Prisons and 30 unnamed employees of the prison system for failing to protect Bulger.
Whitey Bulger's Girlfriend Catherine Greig Free After Completing Sentence
Greig served a multi-year sentence for harboring a fugitive after being on the run with Bulger for 16 years.
Whitey Bulger Juror Says She Regrets Murder Conviction
Janet Uhlar says she regrets voting to convict Bulger on any of the murder charges.
Report: Whitey Bulger's Family Filing $200 Million Wrongful Death Claim Against Gov't
Whitey Bulger's family is reportedly filing a $200 million wrongful death claim against the federal government.
Whitey Bulger's Girlfriend Catherine Greig Moved To Halfway House In Mass.
Whitey Bulger's girlfriend is back in Massachusetts.
In Letters, Whitey Bulger Fondly Recalled Old Days, Alcatraz
The letters, which are being auctioned Sunday, provide a glimpse into the once powerful and feared gangster's mundane life behind bars.
Whitey Bulger Attorney Says He Will Sue Over Prison Killing
Attorney Hank Brennan said he will bring wrongful death and negligence claims on behalf of Bulger's estate.
Whitey Bulger Hoped For 'Peaceful Death' In Prison, Letters Show
Whitey Bulger had hoped for a "peaceful death" in prison according to newly disclosed letters.
Whitey Bulger Funeral Held At South Boston Church
A funeral was held for notorious Boston mob boss Whitey Bulger in South Boston Thursday morning.
Whitey Bulger Juror: He Was Looking Forward To Moving To A Medical Facility
A woman who served as a juror on the trial against Whitey Bulger then befriended the mobster while he was in prison.
Former Girlfriend Of Whitey Bulger Convinced His Murder Was A Setup
Lindsey Cyr told WBZ-TV that she thinks the Department of Corrections wanted her former boyfriend Whitey Bulger dead.
Violence Plagued West Virginia Prison Before Whitey Bulger's Murder
Visiting at the United State Penitentiary Hazelton has been suspended until further notice.
Mafia Hit Man Freddy Geas Reportedly A Suspect In Whitey Bulger Murder
A former federal investigator says a Mafia hit man is a suspect in the prison slaying of Boston crime boss Whitey Bulger.
Whitey Bulger, Notorious Boston Mob Boss, Killed In West Virginia Prison
Notorious Boston mobster Whitey Bulger was killed in a West Virginia prison Tuesday, according to WBZ-TV I-Team chief correspondent Cheryl Fiandaca.
South Boston Residents Say Bulger Wouldn't Recognize Neighborhood Today
Word of James "Whitey" Bulger's death spread quickly around his old neighborhood in South Boston.
Alleged Victim's Brother On Bulger's Death: 'Is It A Trick Or Treat?'
When the body of Debra Davis was found in a shallow mob graveyard in Quincy, Whitey Bulger was accused of killing her, but never convicted.
Widow Of Man Killed By Whitey Bulger: 'I'd Like To Open Up A Champagne Bottle And Celebrate'
Bulger's death brought closure to the family of one of his victims.
Whitey Bulger's Killing Is Third At West Virginia Prison This Year
Whitey Bulger's reported killing in a West Virginia prison Tuesday is the third inmate killing this year at the high-security facility.
Whitey Bulger Killed: 'Informants Don't Do Well In Prison'
The prison killing of former Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger is an unsurprising turn of events, according to WBZ's security analyst.
Keller @ Large: Whitey Bulger Poisoned Every Life He Touched
Plain and simple, Whitey Bulger was one of the most violent, destructive Americans of the past century, says Jon Keller.
Whitey Bulger Moved From Florida Prison; Health Declining
Boston mobster Whitey Bulger has been moved from a prison in Florida to one in Oklahoma.
Whitey Bulger's Purported Prison ID Up For Auction
The purported prison identification card of Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger is on the auction block.
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Nathan Carman's defense teams says he is competent to stand trial
On Friday, a federal judge in Vermont asked both the defense and prosecution if Carman should take a mental health evaluation.
Delay in breaching classroom during school shooting was "wrong decision," official says
Nearly 20 officers were in a hallway for more than 45 minutes before agents used a master key to open a door and confront the gunman, authorities said.
The Strokes will not play Boston Calling after positive COVID test
Boston Calling headliner The Strokes will not be playing their scheduled set on Saturday due to a positive COVID case in the band.
Young Mattapan students processing emotions after Texas school shooting
Students in a Mattapan classroom are having difficult discussions following a Texas school shooting.
Seaside towns offer free beach passes to Native Americans
Narragansett, Rhode Island, and multiple Cape Cod towns are offering free seasonal beach passes to any Native American with proof of certain tribal affiliation.
Memorial Day Weekend Weather: Rain to start, then warmer
The highest risk for rain is Saturday and the warmest day will be Memorial Day.
NH State Police pull over man driving 121 mph on I-89
A 27-year-old Melrose man is accused of driving 121 mph on I-89 in New London.
Monkeypox vaccine offered to close contacts of patient at Boston hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital became the first in the country to use the monkeypox vaccine outside of clinical trials this week.
Swampscott's "Field of Heroes" pays tribute to fallen soldiers
Waving in the wind outside Swampscott Town Hall is a breathtaking Memorial Day tribute.
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Nathan Carman's defense teams says he is competent to stand trial
On Friday, a federal judge in Vermont asked both the defense and prosecution if Carman should take a mental health evaluation.
Delay in breaching classroom during school shooting was "wrong decision," official says
Nearly 20 officers were in a hallway for more than 45 minutes before agents used a master key to open a door and confront the gunman, authorities said.
The Strokes will not play Boston Calling after positive COVID test
Boston Calling headliner The Strokes will not be playing their scheduled set on Saturday due to a positive COVID case in the band.
Young Mattapan students processing emotions after Texas school shooting
Students in a Mattapan classroom are having difficult discussions following a Texas school shooting.
Seaside towns offer free beach passes to Native Americans
Narragansett, Rhode Island, and multiple Cape Cod towns are offering free seasonal beach passes to any Native American with proof of certain tribal affiliation.
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Monkeypox vaccine offered to close contacts of patient at Boston hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital became the first in the country to use the monkeypox vaccine outside of clinical trials this week.
Massachusetts reports 3,092 new COVID cases, 12 additional deaths
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 8.34%.
Doctors may soon be able to treat cataracts without surgery
One day, doctors may be able to treat cataracts with a drug instead of surgery.
7 health metrics that can lower your risk for dementia
Scoring well on seven health metrics could reduce your risk of dementia, and physical activity is one of them.
Massachusetts reports 3,084 new COVID cases, positivity rate continues to drop
The seven-day weighted average of positive tests in Massachusetts is now 8.33%.
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Parents not told of security breach at Boxford school
Parents were not notified of a recent security breach at Masconomet Regional High School in Boxford until days later.
Massachusetts struggles to keep up with mental health crisis for kids, teens
Kids in crisis often end up waiting for days or weeks in emergency rooms. It's a practice called "boarding."
Chelsea residents outraged over toxic debris dumped near homes
Chelsea residents gathered Wednesday evening to get answers about the state's dumping of a pile of rubble filled with asbestos.
Removal of debris pile contaminated with asbestos underway
Crews in Chelsea have begun removing a pile of debris that is contaminated with asbestos on Friday.
I-Team: Zelle blamed after hackers steal teen's bank account
Zelle is now a favorite for thieves because once the money is transferred out, it's nearly impossible to get back.
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Keller: Look closely at Rayla Campbell's sex education claims
Rayla Campbell, the presumptive GOP nominee for Secretary of State in Mass., is making news for some shocking comments.
Will Congress make changes to background checks or ban assault weapons?
In the wake of Tuesday's horrific mass murder in Texas, the calls for Congress to do something are everywhere.
"Faces of COVID" account serves as reminder of lives lost during pandemic
The "Faces of COVID" Twitter account remembers lives lost during the pandemic.
Keller @ Large: Women's Soccer Pay Agreement Spotlights Gender Wage Gap
As women's soccer players negotiate equal pay, the question remains: What about the rest of America's women?
Mystery remains after Pentagon reveals UFO database
While the hearing did reveal some detail, a lot still remains a mystery.
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Coastal Mass. businesses ready for unofficial start of summer
Memorial Day will be a busy weekend for many Massachusetts businesses, with more to come as summer arrives.
Stores have too much stuff. Get ready for discounts
This is welcome news for shoppers getting squeezed by inflation.
Boston's Hard Rock Cafe restaurant to close
A well-known chain restaurant near Faneuil Hall is pulling out of Boston for now.
Wayfair opening Lynnfield store to showcase furniture brand
Wayfair is opening a new physical store on the North Shore this week.
BPS announces contract with Black-owned City Fresh Foods
Roxbury based and minority-owned City Fresh Foods is taking on the responsibility of providing meals to almost 50,000 Boston Public School students starting on July 1.
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Creating unique wine blends on the North Shore
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The art of a proper English Tea
From tea served in traditional antique China, to an elegant tower of crustless finger sandwiches.
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New England Living: Mixing up a Tiger Lily cocktail
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Behind the scenes at WaterFire Providence
WaterFire has been a Providence tradition for over 25 years.
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Celtics remain confident heading into Game 7 vs. Heat
The Celtics let a golden opportunity slip away Friday night, but remain a confident bunch heading into Sunday's Game 7 in Miami.
Heat beat Celtics to force a Game 7 in Eastern Conference Finals
The Celtics-Heat Eastern Conference Finals will come down to a Game 7 in Miami on Sunday night.
Red Sox bullpen blows it against Orioles
Anthony Santander hit a tiebreaking single in the ninth inning and also had a two-run homer, helping the Baltimore Orioles overcome a pair of six-run deficits to beat the Boston Red Sox 12-8 Friday night.
Williams, Smart both available for Celtics in Game 6 vs. Heat
The Celtics will once again have their full lineup as they look to clinch a spot in the NBA Finals on Friday night.
Giants' Kapler refusing to take field for anthem in protest
San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler said Friday he will refuse to take the field for the national anthem in a protest over the nation's political direction following this week's school shooting in Texas.
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Maine K9 finds missing woman, days after tracking down girl
A Maine K9 has been hard at work over the past few days.
Peterboro Basket Co. in NH closing, citing forest pest
The Peterboro Basket Company has been in business since 1854.
Killer whale spotted by fisherman off Nantucket
A fishing crew spotted a majestic sight in the waters off Massachusetts this week – an orca whale.
Bobcat breaks into Vermont home, attacks elderly man inside
An elderly man in Vermont had a wild encounter with a bobcat when the animal broke into his home and attacked him.
Boston area glimpses "super flower blood moon" lunar eclipse
Sunday night brought the first total eclipse to the northeast in over three years.