Addressing the bombing lockdown, Walsh says he ‘would have done the same thing’
Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh Boston discussed last year’s marathon bombings during a web broadast today, and said that although he was not in the mayor’s office yet during the manhunt, he thought the city did the right thing in requiring people to stay inside as authorities searched for a suspect.
Brother of Somerville mayor charged with assault to rape, larceny
Cosmo Curtatone Jr., 44, faces charges after allegedly attacking a woman who previously took out 12 separate restraining orders against him.
Mass. approves 'Boston Strong' license plate
A bill creating a "Boston Strong" license plate has been given final approval by lawmakers.
BU sophomore found dead in dorm room
Kevin Lee, who was majoring in biomedical engineering, was found by a Residence Life employee during a “well-being check” today.
Cops: Utah mom admits to killing her 6 babies
Megan Huntsman, 39, is being held on $6 million bail after she admitted killing the babies by either strangling or suffocating them, police said.
Watching the Marathon: A guide
Whether you want to be near the starting line, the finish line, or just watching on TV, our viewing guide will help you plan ahead and enjoy the race exactly as you intended to.
No strollers and bags? How to bring your baby to the Boston Marathon
Parents can bring bags or containers for liquids, but these items will be subject to security screenings, according to updated guidelines.
Dustin Pedroia can’t be lost
No Red Sox fan should require the reminder that Dustin Pedroia is essential, to the Sox lineup, to its defense, and to the team’s attitude, writes Chad Finn.
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- Early returns for Red Sox downright ugly
- mazz Farrell, Sox blew it in New York
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- Red Wings present a challenge
- Olympic great Phelps ending retirement
- BU dance team celebrates Boston Strong
- OBF: Stronger than ever, but at what cost?
- Bruins drop season finale, 3-2
- Lester passes on Sox’ offer
- Bubba Watson wins another green jacket
- Dumars steps down as Pistons GM
- Pacers hold on to top spot in East
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Report: Pedroia’s left wrist should be OK
The Sox second baseman’s injury does not appear serious, a source tells the Globe’s Peter Abraham.
Boston.com, Boston Globe win Pulitzer for news coverage of Marathon bombings
The award, given for breaking news reporting, was announced a day before the bombings’ anniversary and a week before the 2014 Boston Marathon.
WBZ’s Merrill moving from weekends to mornings
Kate Merrill will co-anchor weekday newscasts at 4:30 a.m., 5 a.m., and 6 a.m. with David Wade.
Boston stronger than ever, but at what cost?
As the anniversary approaches, one perspective on remembering those who died in the Marathon tragedy.
Missed your ‘Mad Men’ fix? Here’s how to fake it
The AMC series began its seventh and final season with an episode that spanned both coasts and characters trying to find their footing in 1969.
Kansas shooting suspect identified
A suspect in two shootings at Jewish facilities in Kansas has been identified as a former leader of a North Carolina Ku Klux Klan branch.
Lynnfield native missing in Nicaragua
Karen Colclough was in Nicaragua with a Christian mission group.
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Malden Man Accused of Threatening Off-Duty Cops with a Knife
Sean Sullivan, 41, of Malden allegedly pulled an “extremely large knife” on two officers during a road rage incident.
- Warm weather for now, but cold ahead
- 19th homicide of 2014 in Boston reported
- Ruling on Massachusetts ban on painkiller pending
- Police: Meth lab found in Hudson apartment
- Boston proposal would boost gender therapy access
- Proposal calls for new strategies on autism
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For Richard family, loss and love
They had to be in that Boylston Street crowd on Marathon Day, cheering passing runners. The horror that followed, and their quiet courage in the face of it, will bind Boston’s hearts to theirs, forever.
Charlestown’s circle of hell
The treacherous, traffic-clogged, trash-strewn rotary in Sullivan Square is truly the armpit of the city.
First off, Sox don’t look so good
There’s not a lot of good news around the team as they begin their defense of their World Series championship.
Help wanted: Profiles of the long-term unemployed
More than 88,000 people in Mass. who want a job cannot find one after more than six months of searching. Here are three of their stories.
Finishing strong: Brookline marathon team finds strength in community
Runners who didn’t finish the Boston Marathon last year have found team training to be therapeutic.
Boston mayor seeks tax breaks for Fenway project
Mayor Martin Walsh is proposing a $4.6 million tax break to spark construction near Fenway Park.
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Zach Braff’s ‘Wish I Was Here’ trailer tugs at heartstrings
The trailer for Zach Braff’s latest indie film, “Wish I Was Here,” has racked up almost a million views in 24 hours, pulling at heartstrings like a harpist on steroids.
10 Most Fattening Foods in the World
You might think that the United States, with its supersized portions, absurdly high obesity rate, and uniquely American innovations like the Doritos Locos Taco, is home to the world’s most fattening foods. But you’d be wrong.
Boston’s biggest tech kickstarters
These 15 local companies have raised big money, and could go on to big things. Is one the next Oculus VR?
Spend some time in the Lab with RadioBDC
Watch recent peformances from Cloud Nothings, Holy Child, Sam Roberts Band, Augustines, and more.
Mr. T to Mortal Kombat: the best dressed of PAX East 2014
BDCwire caught up with the characters of PAX East. Here’s what they wore, and what they had to say to the world.
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Celtics take on Philly
The Celtics are down to their final two games of a long, frustrating season. Check for updates.
Quiet Eastie rowhouse gets plenty of light
This East Boston home is located in Jeffries Point, gets plenty of light, and offers three different outdoor spaces.
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The misunderstood Mazda Miata
The Mazda Miata is one of the most well-balanced and well-sorted sports cars of all time. It is also one of the most unlikely cars in history.
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Elaine Varelas, managing partner of Keystone Partners, takes your career questions live.
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