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Boston's brutalist City Hall is officially a local landmark
Boston City Hall has been a hallmark of the brutalist architectural style since it was built in 1968, and now it’s officially a local landmark.
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Art installation in Downtown Boston vandalized
Police say a man tore a satellite from the hood of a car that was placed as an art piece.
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Youth hurt by car in Boston hit-and-run, police say
A youth was hit by a car that fled the scene in Boston’s Hyde Park neighborhood Friday afternoon, according to police. The youth’s injuries weren’t believed to be life-threatening, according to Boston police. They were taken to a hospital. The incident took place on Hyde Park Avenue near Metropolitan Avenue at about 3:33 p.m., officials said. Police didn’t immediately...
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Boston art piece depicting crashed satellite vandalized
A downtown Boston art installation was vandalized earlier this week, according to a Boston police report. The art installation on Washington Street, part of the city’s “Winteractive” exhibition, looks like a parked car that’s been smashed by a satellite fallen from the sky. The “damaged” car has been delighting — and confusing — people for a few weeks, but police…
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Chik-Fil-A set to open another Boston location this summer
Chik-Fil-A is planning to open a new location at Boston Logan International Airport’s Terminal A later this year. The Boston Globe said the opening date hasn’t been announced yet, but the Massachusetts Port Authority confirmed it will be sometime this summer. The news was first announced by Only In Boston in a social media post Tuesday. BREAKING: Chick-fil-A is...
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Vigil held for Fisher College student killed in Roxbury hit-and-run
Taylor Wilkinson was crossing Washington Street with her older sister when she was killed by a hit-and-run driver.
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Vigil held for Fisher College student killed in Roxbury hit-and-run
Friends and family gathered to remember 20-year-old Taylor Wilkinson, who was hit and killed over the weekend.
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How Mass. officials and residents are responding to potential ICE raids
A quick setback for one of the Trump administration’s immigration directives came Thursday, with a federal judge blocking the executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens and non-permanent residents. Communities in Massachusetts and across the country have been on edge over President Donald Trump’s move to allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement to make arrests in sensitive...
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Boston's freeze continues, but it's warming up | More snow on the way?
The cold snap that has been gripping Massachusetts and the rest of the Northeast will soon let up, though some more snow is possible down the line.
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Mass. communities respond to potential ICE raids
As President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda takes shape, many in Massachusetts are concerned about the future while others are applauding the changes.
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Massachusetts tech firm cuts workforce following leadership shakeup
Evolv cuts workforce following leadership shakeup
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Teen who went missing Thursday morning amid frigid cold temps found safe
Boston police say they have located a 13-year-old boy who went missing amid frigid cold temperatures Thursday morning. Dantaye King, of Dorchester, had last been seen around 6:45 a.m. on Humboldt Avenue in Dorchester. Police said he is new to the neighborhood and they were especially concerned due to the cold temperatures. Police said in an update at 8:42 a.m….
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Former Capitol Police officer attacked on Jan. 6 concerned by sweeping pardons
Four years after being attacked on Jan. 6, 2021, a former Capitol Police officer living in Boston is reacting to the release of hundreds charged in the riot. Hours after taking office Monday, President Donald Trump issued pardons to about 1,500 people and commuted the sentence of 14 others accused of crimes at the Capitol that day. Winston Pingeon says…
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Federal agents conduct operation in East Boston
Law enforcement officers in vests marked “POLICE — federal agent” were in East Boston, with at least one person apparently being taken into custody.
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Former Capitol Police officer reacts to sweeping Jan. 6 pardons
Winston Pingeon of Boston left his position with the Capitol Police 10 months after being assaulted on Jan. 6, 2021.
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Federal agents seen conducting operation in East Boston
At one point NBC10 Boston cameras captured the agents apparently taking a man into custody.
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Federal agents conduct operation in East Boston
Federal agents were spotted conducting an operation in East Boston on Wednesday. The agents, wearing vests marked “POLICE — federal agent,” could be seen going door to door Wednesday afternoon, including at a home on Paris Street. At one point NBC10 Boston cameras captured agents putting a man inside a vehicle, apparently in custody. The lack of clarity has neighbors…
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Water service disrupted as hydrant valve failure floods street in Roslindale
A valve break flooded the street in Boston’s Roslindale neighborhood Wednesday, cutting off water service to dozens of customers as crews worked to make repairs. It happened near the intersection of Catherine Street and Bourne Street, according to Boston Water & Sewer. The water quickly froze in the bitter cold, leaving icy conditions as crews worked to make repairs....
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Person shot in Jamaica Plain
A person was shot and taken to the hospital in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood Tuesday night. Police said they were first called to Walden Street for a shooting around 9 p.m. They found the victim with a gunshot wound. They were taken to the hospital for treatment. The victim’s condition was not immediately clear. The investigation is ongoing and...
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2 Boston City Council hearings today over new White Stadium concerns
The Boston City Council held hearings Wednesday amid new concerns over the plans to renovate White Stadium for Boston’s National Women’s Soccer League franchise. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced in December that the city had reached a lease deal with Boston Unity Soccer Partners to use the Franklin Park stadium as the new home for BOS Nation FC. It...