Russia freed a former US Marine from Massachusetts Tuesday who has been imprisoned on disputed charges since 2022 after Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly approved a pardon on humanitarian ...

As back-to-school shopping gets underway, the Globe wants to talk to parents and students who are spending on electronics, backpacks, and other supplies, whether it’s for K-12 or for college. Are you ...

HAVERHILL — Governor Maura Healey on Tuesday launched a statewide public awareness campaign to help those in the state’s MassHealth program navigate new federal Medicaid requirements that officials ...

Take that, 90210. The hottest housing market in the country is 01960. No, that’s not the Back Bay or Beacon Hill. It’s Peabody, a perhaps overlooked suburb on the North Shore 20 minutes north of ...

While his “We the People” residency included several intriguing programs, it stumbled under the weight of its ...

All of a sudden, the Red Sox are on a different kind of streak — a losing one. Boston turns to Patrick Sandoval on Tuesday against the Blue Jays to try to end a three-game skid. In three career starts ...

New Hampshire voters have four weeks left to pick their candidates in the Republican and Democratic primaries for the midterm ...

PENTICTON, British Columbia (AP) — About 100 firefighters from Mexico were expected to arrive Tuesday to help battle a deadly wildfire that has forced 20,000 people to flee and destroyed homes and ...

It begins with the return of Tyler Sinclair to Stone Mountain, a town in the Adirondacks where he grew up and left at age eighteen without a backward glance, duffel bag and guitar in tow. Stone ...

The winner of the Sept. 9 Democratic primary is all but guaranteed to succeed term-limited Attorney General Peter Neronha.

Authorities are investigating the “suspicious death” of a man who was among four relatives injured Tuesday in a mobile home park in Whitefield, N.H. Law enforcement officers responded early Tuesday ...

Built in 1850, it originally served as the Vestry Schoolhouse for the small farming community of Foster, R.I., before becoming the Tyler Free Library in 1953.