Man Shot And Killed In His Brockton DrivewayMarshawn A. Potts, 26, of Brockton was found shot to death in his driveway. The Plymouth County District Attorney's office does not believe it was a random act of violence....WBUR NewsDec 14, 2019
Pete Frates Celebrated As 'A Gift That Had To Be Shared With The World'Hundreds gathered in Chestnut Hill Friday to remember former Boston College baseball captain Pete Frates as a loving friend and family man who waged a courageous battle against ALS and...WBUR NewsDec 13, 2019
Documents Show DHS Officials Raised Concerns About Southern Border Wall Before Gov't ShutdownThe ACLU of Massachusetts sued the Department of Homeland Security in Boston federal court to obtain an unredacted version of the department's so-called "border security improvement plan" released Dec. 21,...WBUR NewsDec 13, 2019
Man Gets Life For Killing 2 Engaged Doctors In Their Boston CondoBampumim Teixeira will serve two consecutive life sentences at the state's maximum security prison in Walpole for killing Drs. Richard Field and Lina Bolanos in May 2017.WBUR NewsDec 13, 2019
WATCH LIVE: House Judiciary Committee Convenes To Vote On Articles Of ImpeachmentIf the vote passes the Judiciary Committee today, the articles will be headed for a full House vote, expected before the end of next week. WBUR NewsDec 13, 2019
Weekend Weather: Clouds Return, Rain On The WayRain arrives late at night and it continues all day Saturday.WBUR NewsDec 13, 2019
While Others Wait, One Teen In Boston Is Granted Medical Deferred ActionIt's a process that allows some non-citizens to stay in the U.S. to receive life-saving medical treatment that's not available in their home country. The government ended it in August...WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
Appeals Court Weighs Whether Boston Marathon Jury Was BiasedLawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and the government made their cases in front of the First Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday.PlayWBUR News03:28Dec 12, 2019
Bill Weld Will Be On Mass. Primary Ballots Despite The State GOP's Effort To Block HimIf Weld is going to appear on the March 3 presidential Republican primary ballot in his home state, he'll have Secretary of State William Galvin, a Democrat, to thank.WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
Moulton: 'Afghanistan Papers' Prove Need For Counterterror-Only StrategyPlus, this week I chased lawmakers to ask them about impeachment, healthcare, military funding and more.WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
DNA Leads To Charges For Inmate In 1980 Boston Hotel KillingA man already serving life in prison now faces charges in connection with the rape and killing of a woman in a South End hotel room nearly 40 years ago,...WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
Brookline Passes Ban On Municipal Use Of Facial Recognition TechThe move follows a similar ban by Somerville that passed earlier this year. WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
With Naming Of Lou Pasquale Square, Boston Salutes A Morrissey Blvd. FixtureThe Quincy native and WWII veteran was honored for his work in the community, where he has become well-known.WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
Mass. House, Senate Pass $541 Million Spending BillThe chambers cut a deal that dropped a controversial corporate tax change that would have financially benefited Massachusetts businesses and set aside $32 million for repairs on the MBTA.WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
Today's Weather: Bright And Sunny, But Still Quite ColdPlenty of sunshine will be with us all day, but temperatures will continue on the cold side. WBUR NewsDec 12, 2019
WATCH LIVE: House Judiciary Continues Debating Impeachment ArticlesOnce this markup process is complete, the Judiciary Committee must then vote on whether to refer the articles to the full House of Representatives for a vote.WBUR NewsDec 11, 2019
Poll: N.H. Voters Hold Strong Opinions On Immigration — Even If They're Not Personally AffectedIn fact, pollster Steve Koczela says, "We found that people had more of a view of what the impacts [of immigration] were the further away from themselves you got."PlayWBUR News04:39Dec 11, 2019
Citing Legislative Progress, Mass. Comptroller Pushes Back Deadline For Supplemental BudgetComptroller Andrew Maylor has temporarily backed off his threat to unilaterally sweep more than a $1 billion in surplus revenues from last year into the state's "rainy day" account.WBUR NewsDec 11, 2019
Boston Councilors Amend 'Trust Act,' Approving New Limits On Police In U.S. Immigration MattersThe changes come amid revelations that Boston police have been closely coordinating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for years despite the 5-year-old Trust Act.WBUR NewsDec 11, 2019
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