Fire at Sen. Sanders’ Vermont office deemed arson
By DJ Mara
A fire at Senator Bernie Sanders’ Burlington, Vermont office was deemed arson, according to local authorities.
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Boston Police bitten and punched during City Hall arrest
By Peyton Benbow
After a meeting was canceled at City Hall, a man became aggressive and attacked police officers who tried to arrest him.
Boston City Council discusses expansion of traffic-calming measures, calls for pedestrian safety
By Adam Nuñez
City Councillor Ed Flynn says four pedestrians have died in car crashes this year alone.
Boston Red Sox beat the Oakland Athletics 1-0
By Nicole Townsend
The Boston Red Sox beat the Oakland Athletics 1-0 to complete a three-game sweep.
Why Mass Boston students and staff are protesting the chancellor’s inauguration
By Colette Lauture
A demonstration was planned to coincide with the new chancellor’s inauguration Friday morning.
Earthquake rattles Northeast with shaking felt from New England to DC region
By Ray Sanchez and Alaa Elassar, CNN
Thousands in Massachusetts without power due to powerful Nor’easter
By DJ Mara
Thousands of residents across Massachusetts were without power as a powerful Nor’easter swept through most of the state.
Boston City Council considers lowering speed limits after deadly pedestrian crashes
By Madison Lucchesi
Boston considers dropping residential speed limits to 20 miles per hour after increases in pedestrian traffic incidents.
Nor’easter closing in with rain and wind expected
By Hollie Raposo
Northeastern Massachusetts is getting a high gust of wind and rain coming along the coast.
Jury rules in favor of New Hampshire man in age discrimination lawsuit against Market Basket
By Meghan Boucher
Rodney Martinez, from New Hampshire, was awarded more than $134,000 after a jury ruled Market Basket had discriminated against him because of his age.