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Scott Brown Investigated for Telling Samoans They Look Beautiful
Scott Brown, the former U.S. senator from Massachusetts and current U.S. ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa, said the U.…
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Free Speech Rally Organizer Sues Boston Mayor Marty Walsh
The Lowell resident says the Boston mayor's remarks before the Free Speech Rally on Boston Common in August slandered him…
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$3 Million Will Get You Idyllic Home on Cuttyhunk
The tiny island about 15 miles southeast of Cape Cod has somewhere around 28 year-round residents — but a lot more during…
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Fall Foliage Delay Has Company Paying Cash for Leaves
Perfect leaves red, yellow, or orange will earn senders $1 a leaf, in bundles of 100. The leaves are needed for leaf-…
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Ouch! That’s No Dog, That’s A Coyote
A man approached what he thought was a neighbor's dog only to find out it was a coyote — which bit…
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Sex Offender Sues Victim
A New Hampshire man serving 17 1/2 to 35 years in prison for multiple sexual assaults on victims between the age…
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Assisted Suicide Supporters Want To Bring Ballot Question To Maine Voters
The Maine state legislature has repeatedly refused to legalize assisted suicide in Maine. Now some supporters want to bring a referendum to…
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Baseball Literacy and the Health of A Nation
As the World Series gets under way this week, much of the attention will go to how the Los Angeles Dodgers match…
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Is There Room in Feminism for Pro-Israel and Pro-Life Views?
A freshman at Harvard College who identifies herself as a feminist questions whether the new "intersectionality" makes sense — particularly if…
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Northampton City Council Endorses Assisted Suicide Bill
The city council of the western Massachusetts city held an emotional hearing that consisted mostly of testimony from supporters of assisted suicide.…
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‘Queering the Spirit’ Magazine at UNH Looks At ‘Catholic Guilt Around Sexual Purity’
The "zine," short for magazine, represents queer people who are religious at the University of New Hampshire. Organizers are having…
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Anti-Iraq War Retired Marine Officer To Run As Democrat for Open New Hampshire U.S. House Seat
The 38-year-old woman also served in the U.S. Veterans Administration during the Obama Administration. She campaigned for current U.…
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Legislator Proposes Throwing the Book at Birds Who Trespass
Chickens, ducks, and other fowl who stray onto property not owned by their owner could be subject to trespassing charges, according to…
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New Hampshire Governor Supports 69 Indonesian Christians on Deportation Block
Chris Sununu, the Republican governor of New Hampshire, has written a letter to President Donald Trump asking the federal government not to…
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Juror Explains $274.5 Million Defamation Lawsuit Award
A business owner put up an electronic billboard along busy roadways in southern New Hampshire with messages that jurors found defamed three…
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Billerica Selectman Fights Tax Increase All By Himself, Triggers Special Election
Town Meeting in Billerica, Massachusetts approved an expenditure to maintain playing fields in town. But a selectman in town who says costs…
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Boston Police Detective Made More Than $400,000 in 2016
Fifty Boston cops made more than $283,000 in 2016, thanks to base pay, overtimes, details, and retroactive pay from the settlement…
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Holy Cross Lollipops? ‘Crusader’ Nickname Being Examined By College
Some alumni are reacting strongly against the idea of changing the nickname of the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester to…
