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LOS ANGELES — David Ortiz, primarily a designated hitter who helped the Boston Red Sox win three World Series after an 86-year drought, was the only player elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday.

Edna Butler, 80, from Boston, Lincolnshire, was forced to wait 24 hours in her local A&E after she experienced stroke-like symptoms over the weekend

A Boston ICU nurse, who was fired this summer for running her adult content blog on the subscription service OnlyFans, is now pursuing an entrepreneurial opportunity in the adult amateur media industry — with the help of crypto.

Burns & Levinson Expands National Cannabis Business Law Practice  Boston-based Burns & Levinson LLP announced Tuesday that Max Borg has joined the firm as a partner and Douglas Ginn has joined as an associate in the company's fast-growing, national Cannabis Business & Law Advisory Group.

In “Last Seen Alive,” her fifth novel featuring Boston Police officer Ellery Hathaway, Joanna Schaffhausen completes a daring story arc about a child who was kidnapped by a serial killer, the FBI agent who rescued her, and the lifetime bond their shared nightmare created

Packed bars in San Francisco. Popular hot yoga classes in Boston. Signs are mounting that many Americans in highly vaccinated places are grasping for a near-normal life, even as the most contagious COVID-19 surge yet passes over.

Aaron J. Fentress: Damian Lillard today on potentially returning this season: "I've been feeling pretty good since the surgery. We'll see once I'm reevaluated and where the team is and what the best thing to do is, and we'll go from there." #RipCity ...

Boston crime boss went on run for 16 years before being arrested in California at age of 81