Revere votes for Suffolk Downs casino

For the second time in four months, Revere voters have said yes to a casino at Suffolk Downs, approving a $1.3 billion Mohegan Sun proposal at a referendum today, according to city officials.

Delahunt’s unusual dealings with pot firm detailed in lawsuit

A non-profit company led by former Massachusetts Congressman William D. Delahunt received three coveted state licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries.

Recent heroin ODs surge in Mass.

At least 185 people have died in heroin overdoses in Massachusetts since Nov. 1, the State Police reported today.

Projecting a Sox roster (take one)

Spring Training Today: JBJ is ready to play

As the Sox get ready for Grapefruit League games, here’s a shot at projecting the Opening Day roster.

Hard to see Love conquering all

Kevin Love, often mentioned in Celtics trade talk, is exceptional, but there’s reason to doubt he can deliver a title.

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Adidas stops selling sexy Brazil shirts

One T-shirts being sold on the company’s web site said ‘‘Lookin’ to Score,’’ with a woman in bikini in front of the word ‘‘Brazil’’ and an image of the Sugar Loaf mountain.

Higher ed, higher bills: tuition, living expenses up at Boston-area colleges

Tuition and living expenses are on the rise at local colleges and universities, with reported hikes of 2 to 4 percent for the 2014-15 academic year.

Is US childhood obesity epidemic over?

Rates of obesity fell among preschool children in the past decade, from 14 percent to 8 percent in 2011-12.

Measles cases expand to 2nd location

After confirming two cases of measles at a Trader Joe’s in Framingham, officials said a town restaurant was exposed to the contagious infection.

A wearable wristband that can zap you into shape

Boston startup Pavlok is designing a wristband that gives not-so-gentle electric shocks for missed fitness goals.

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Rail stops become labs for Harvard research

A study found that routine exposure to unfamiliar people on public transportation, though initially jarring, can shift attitudes for the positive.

Helping adopted children learn about their roots

Thanks to a film based on her life, Philomena Lee has been given a platform to advocate for something close to her heart.

MBTA retirement board split over opening up files

The panel remains divided on divulging more of the pension fund’s records following the disclosure of a $25 million investment loss.

Financial reform shows crafty political side of pope

For those who wonder if change under Francis is all about tone and style, yesterday showed there’s steak beneath the sizzle.

Obesity rates drop sharply in preschoolers

Obesity rates dropped sharply among preschool children in the past decade, from nearly 14 percent to just over 8 percent in 2011-12, according to a new federal government analysis.

Polio-like illnesses in California called a 'rare phenomenon'

More than a dozen children in California have developed a rare, polio-like syndrome in the past year that within days paralyzed one or more of the children's arms or legs.

JPMorgan to cut 8,000 jobs

JPMorgan doubled its initial projections and now plans 8,000 layoffs as a result of its shrinking mortgage and retail banking businesses.

Vote for your favorite New England ski resort

It’s time for this year’s Skiing Showdown. Will Sugarloaf repeat as champion, or will a new favorite New England ski resort emerge?

Arianna Huffington to discuss journalism at Tufts

Huffington Post co-founder will speak Tufts University this spring about whether journalism is improving as it expands and shifts to digital platforms.

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Father and son battling over food

A mother is worried because her husband and 7-year-old son are always battling over food. As a result, the couple winds up fighting. Find out what Barbara Meltz has to say.

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Ski and ride Waterville for free this Saturday

Join the RadioBDC Coors Light Drafters Thursday night at The Harp in Boston or Garcia Brogan’s in Lowell to win your free lift tickets.

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Red Sox spring training live blog

Photos, updates and commentary from Red Sox spring training at JetBlue Park in Fort Myers.

An updated Walpole stucco

This house has a two-level open space floor plan where the kitchen and dining area are joined by two steps to the home’s sunken living room.

Need help choosing a small SUV

The Car Doc helps a reader decide between buying a Subaru Forester or a Honda CRV.

5 signs you’re not cut out for management

Management is a skill all on its own that requires work and practice. Here are some signs that a leadership position isn’t your best bet.