US charges Hamas leader, other militants in connection with Oct. 7 attack in Israel
The criminal complaint filed in federal court in New York City includes charges of conspiring to provide material support to ...
Charlie McAvoy and Bruins take part in first captain’s practice prior to training camp
Known for his heavy hits and heavy shots on the ice, McAvoy took the delicate approach to this slightly left to right putt ...
Hotel strikes a headache for guests, hotels, and workers alike
But for guests at both hotels, it was mostly about the noise: Workers chanting “Make them pay,” shouting into bullhorns, and ...
EMass field hockey: Defending Division 3 champion Watertown opens No. 1 in Globe Top 20
The Raiders are coming off a 22-0 season and the program's record 21st state title, but there will be numerous challengers.
Before James Gandolfini was Tony Soprano he was Bear, in ‘Get Shorty’
HBO’s “Wise Guy: David Chase and ‘The Sopranos,’” Alex Gibney’s two-part documentary about the creator of the mob series that ...
Brockton man rescued after being trapped up to his waist in coal inside train car in Bridgewater
The Plymouth County Technical Rescue Team worked with firefighters and others using industrial vacuum equipment to extricate ...
Mistrial declared in first criminal trial stemming from probe into N.H.’s youth detention facility
A jury deadlocked on 12 charges of aggravated felonious sexual assault against Victor Malavet, who was accused of repeatedly ...
Burbage Theatre Co.’s ‘The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong’ is funny, but could be funnier
With the playwrights’ signature comic mayhem in overdrive, an encounter is humorous. A well-timed reaction is even more so.
When do fall colors start to pop in New England?
When does peak leaf peeping start in New England? And, why do smoke-filled skies make sunsets red? You asked, and lead meteorologist Ken Mahan answers.
His Passim project: Through portraits, Barry Schneier tells folk history with ‘The Song Is Still Being Written’
"What I wanted to do — and hopefully this was accomplished — is take photos that people could also enjoy as a photograph even though they may not know the artist," says photographer Barry Schneier.
Nebraska Supreme Court will hear lawsuit challenging measure to expand abortion rights
The secretary of state said last month that the measure had received enough signatures to appear on the November ballot.
Signal, power problems cause delays on several MBTA lines
Sometimes it takes a little while to get moving after a long weekend, and that seemed to be the case Tuesday as power issues caused delays on multiple MBTA lines.