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Cops hunt trio in Hub rob ambush

By Laura Crimaldi and Jessica Heslam
Authorities are still on the hunt for a trio of cold-blooded killers who murdered a Domino’s Pizza deliveryman, while a woman who said she unwittingly loaned her phone to...
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Ed Kelly quits as boss of Hub firefighters union

Ed Kelly.
By Dave Wedge
Fiery Boston firefighters union president Ed Kelly is stepping out...
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Attorney: Impound family slay details

INNOCENT VICTIMS: Thomas Mortimer V, 4, and his sister, Charlotte, 2, were found slain in their Winchester home with their mother and grandmother.
By Laurel J. Sweet
The Winchester sales executive accused of slaughtering his wife, toddler...
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Whitey Bulger still on the run at 81

James ‘Whitey’ Bulger.
By Laurel J. Sweet
What to give the South Boston serial killer who has everything on...
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Massive quake damages major New Zealand city

People stand outside a building damaged by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake in central Christchurch, New Zealand, early Saturday.
By David Barber
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Christchurch, the biggest city in New Zealand’s South Island, was...
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Prof in Miami scare once accused of hauling plague

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MIAMI - Officials decided to shut down much of Miami International Airport after a database showed a scientist with a suspicious item in his...
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Cape residents ready for Hurricane Earl

Storm warning flags fly at Chatham Light in preparation for Hurricane Earl today.
By Dave Wedge and Jessica Heslam
DENNIS – Hearty Cape Codders are pulling their prized vessels from...
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Malone passes any smell test

By Wayne Woodlief
If Massachusetts Republicans want to win what appears to be their most winnable congressional seat in years, they’d better back former...
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Dems accuse Fox News of bolstering Ohio gov. candidate

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Democratic Governors Association filed an elections complaint in Ohio on Thursday alleging Fox News Network illegally helped...
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Poll: Charlie Baker closing in on Gov. Deval Patrick

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Charlie Baker
By Laura Crimaldi
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Charlie Baker is surging in the race for...
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Fake cops get busted

By Ramin Edmond
A pair of alleged bogus Boston cops were caught in the act on the Common, police report. Michael Mohamed, 20, and Jerome Tibbs, 38, both...
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Helena teen accidentally texts sheriff to buy pot

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HELENA, Mont. — General rule of thumb: when looking to buy marijuana, don’t text the sheriff. Authorities say a Helena teen sent...
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Time to pack it in, Tim Cahill

Tim Cahill.
By Howie Carr
Deval Patrick cannot win without Tim Cahill. Tim Cahill cannot win,...
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Hurricane Earl may be weakening, but the T is not taking any...
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Ben Forcucci walks with daughters Emma, 7, and Tessa, 4, to the beach near Chatham Light as the Cape braces for Hurricane Earl today.
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