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Herald Poll: Who do you think won the last gubernatorial debate?
It was a fiery debate between Gov. Maura Healey and rival Mike Minogue. Vote in our Herald poll on who do you think won this final debate. Check back and see how others voted. Gov. Maura Healey, left, and Republican challenger Mike Minogue participate in the final gubernatorial debate at WCVB on Oct. 15, 2026 in Needham. (Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff)
Herald Poll: Who do you think won the gubernatorial debate?
It was a first look at the two candidates for governor of Massachusetts side-by-side. Now it’s your turn to tell us who you think won the debate: Gov. Maura Healey or rival Mike Minogue? Vote here in the Herald poll and check back to see the results.
Man shot dead inside Hyde Park gas station, Boston police seeking tips
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A man was found shot dead Wednesday evening inside a gas station on Hyde Park Avenue, police said, with officers putting out an appeal for any tips. BPD Superintendent Paul McLaughlin said police responded to the gas station at 5:09 p.m., where they found one adult male with gunshot wounds. “It’s very early in the investigation; very active scene … and we are asking anyone with information in any way to contact police” using the tip line, he added.
Saudi Arabia grilled at federal appeals court over 9/11 terror attack
Loved ones of 9/11 victims say Saudi Arabia flashed its "desperation" before a federal appeals court panel deciding if the kingdom should be held responsible for the murderous al-Qaeda terror attacks a quarter-century ago. Lawyers for Saudi Arabia and the 9/11 kin went before the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Lower Manhattan, just blocks from Ground Zero, on Wednesday.
Saudi Arabia grilled at federal appeals court over 9/11 terror attack
Loved ones of 9/11 victims say Saudi Arabia flashed its “desperation” before a federal appeals court panel deciding if the kingdom should be held responsible for the murderous al-Qaeda terror attacks a quarter-century ago. Lawyers for Saudi Arabia and the 9/11 kin went before the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Lower Manhattan, just blocks from Ground Zero, on Wednesday.
Lone Lindsay Clancy juror breaks his silence on eve of pivotal hearing
The lone juror in the deadlocked 11-1 mistrial of Lindsay Clancy has broken his silence with a heartfelt appeal to shift the focus off him and “on the three angels” who were killed by their own mother. Those are the ones who “can't speak for themselves,” he said, and deserve all the attention, not him.
Lone Lindsay Clancy juror breaks his silence on eve of today’s pivotal hearing
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The lone juror in the deadlocked 11-1 mistrial of Lindsay Clancy has broken his silence with a heartfelt appeal to shift the focus off him and “on the three angels” who were killed by their own mother. Those are the ones who “can’t speak for themselves,” he said, and deserve all the attention, not him.
Lone Lindsay Clancy juror breaks his silence on eve of pivotal hearing
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The lone juror in the deadlocked 11-1 mistrial of Lindsay Clancy has broken his silence with an appeal to shift the focus off him and “on the three angels” who were killed by their own mother. Those are the ones who “can’t speak for themselves,” he said, and deserve all the attention, not him.
Ed Sheeran weekend concerts canceled at Gillette Stadium
FILE – Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran performs during “Ed Sheeran’s Play: Live from New York” presented by TikTok at Domino Square in the Brooklyn borough of New York, Sept. 13, 2025. (Photo by Andy Kropa/Invision/AP, File) PUBLISHED: September 25, 2026 at 11:34 AM EDT | UPDATED: September 25, 2026 at 11:36 AM EDT Ed Sheeran has canceled his weekend concerts at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, as the nor’easter whips into the region.
Ed Sheeran weekend concerts canceled at Gillette Stadium
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Ed Sheeran weekend concerts canceled at Gillette Original
Ed Sheeran has canceled his weekend concerts at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro as the nor’easter whips into the region.
Appreciation: An inspiration with ‘blinding speed’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Herald’s coverage of Gary Petercuskie always mentioned his “blinding speed.” He was a Massachusetts high school phenom who was the first freshman in history to start for Joe Paterno at Penn State. But his swiftness was just one amazing attribute. His high school coach was Tom Caito, who was a legend in both Holliston and later Chelmsford, who met Petercuskie in Holliston at the crossroads of talent and inspiration.
Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate urges US attorney to investigate $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal
By Tim Dunn and Joe Dwinell - Boston Herald (TNS) BOSTON - "It's the worst financial deal in the history of Massachusetts." GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue is calling on U.S. Attorney Leah Foley to investigate "everything around" the $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal - especially the political connections held by the business partnership awarded the lucrative contract. Copyright 2026 Tribune Content Agency.
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Minogue calls for federal probe into $2B state contract awarded to political heavyweights
“It's the worst financial deal in the history of Massachusetts.” GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue is calling on U.S. Attorney Leah Foley to investigate “everything around” the $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal — especially the political connections held by the business partnership awarded the lucrative contract. “They think they are untouchable, but this is a bridge too far,” he said. Minogue told the Herald Monday evening that he's going to call out Gov.
Minogue calls for federal probe into $2B state contract awarded to political heavyweights
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... “It’s the worst financial deal in the history of Massachusetts.” GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue is calling on U.S. Attorney Leah Foley to investigate “everything around” the $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal — especially the political connections held by the business partnership awarded the lucrative contract. “They think they are untouchable, but this is a bridge too far,” he said.
Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate urges US attorney to investigate $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal
BOSTON — “It’s the worst financial deal in the history of Massachusetts.” GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue is calling on U.S. Attorney Leah Foley to investigate “everything around” the $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal — especially the political connections held by the business partnership awarded the lucrative contract. “They think they are untouchable, but this is a bridge too far,” he said. Minogue told the Boston Herald on Monday evening that he’s going to call out Gov.
9/11 families win day in court
For the first time in history, a sovereign nation is going before a US Court of Appeals panel to answer why terrorists on a “martyrdom mission” were allegedly supported in a mass murder 25 years ago. Saudi Arabia is that country, and tens of thousands of 9/11 plaintiffs are suing the kingdom in an endless pursuit of justice. The hearing is set for Oct. 7 in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City, blocks from ground zero.
‘We’re fighting for our American right to justice’: 9/11 families win day in court
For the first time in history, a sovereign nation is going before a U.S. Court of Appeals panel to answer why terrorists on a “martyrdom mission” were allegedly supported in a mass murder 25 years ago. Saudi Arabia is that country, and tens of thousands of 9/11 plaintiffs are suing the kingdom in an endless pursuit of justice. The hearing is set for Oct. 7 in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City, blocks from ground zero.
‘We’re fighting for our American right to justice’: 9/11 families win day in court
For the first time in history, a sovereign nation is going before a U.S. Court of Appeals panel to answer why terrorists on a “martyrdom mission” were allegedly supported in a mass murder 25 years ago. Saudi Arabia is that country, and tens of thousands of 9/11 plaintiffs are suing the kingdom in an endless pursuit of justice. The hearing is set for Oct. 7 in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City, blocks from ground zero.
9/11 Families Suing Saudi Arabia for Financing Terrorist Attacks
For the first time in history, a sovereign nation is going before a U.S. Court of Appeals panel to answer why terrorists on a “martyrdom mission” were allegedly supported in a mass murder 25 years ago today. Saudi Arabia is that country, and tens of thousands of 9/11 plaintiffs are suing the kingdom in an endless pursuit of justice. The hearing is set for Oct. 7 in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City, blocks from Ground Zero.
Never forget! ‘We’re fighting for our American right to justice’
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For the first time in history, a sovereign nation is going before a U.S. Court of Appeals panel to answer why terrorists on a “martyrdom mission” were allegedly supported in a mass murder 25 years ago today. Saudi Arabia is that country, and tens of thousands of 9/11 plaintiffs are suing the kingdom in an endless pursuit of justice. The hearing is set for Oct. 7 in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York City, blocks from Ground Zero.
Massachusetts State Police linked to alleged sexual assault on Martha’s Vineyard
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The State Police are reporting an alleged sexual assault at a barracks on Martha’s Vineyard as the summer closes, but not bad news for the agency. The State Police confirmed late Wednesday that they are “cooperating” in an investigation into the reported sexual assault between two people not working for the agency.
Lindsay Clancy Trump pardon plea outside president's jurisdiction
By Joe Dwinell, Boston Herald BOSTON - Lindsay Clancy's tireless attorney is appealing to President Trump to pardon his client, even though it's outside the president's jurisdiction. "I would hope that you would consider this young lady - the type of person she is and what she's been through - and consider a pardon," Kevin Reddington said on camera this morning on "Good Morning America."
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks Trump to pardon mom
Lindsay Clancy’s tireless attorney is appealing today to President Donald Trump to pardon his client. “I would hope that you would consider this young lady — the type of person she is and what she’s been through — and consider a pardon,” Kevin Reddington said on-camera this morning on Good Morning America. Yet, Trump said after last week’s stunning mistrial that Clancy will “ultimately pay” for murdering her three little children. “It’s a terrible situation,” Trump said Sept.
Boston chamber leaders confront state's crippling outmigration
BOSTON — The startling outmigration of 182,000 residents from Massachusetts in less than a decade is a glaring warning sign that the city has lost its edge, chamber leaders warn. It’s not economic armageddon; it’s more of a landslide of losses piling up fast. “We need to adjust to the new realities of the post-COVID world, and we’ve got to take action now,” said Miceal Chamberlain, the new board chairman of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks President Trump to pardon mom
By Joe Dwinell, Boston Herald Lindsay Clancy's tireless attorney is appealing today to President Donald Trump to pardon his client. "I would hope that you would consider this young lady - the type of person she is and what she's been through - and consider a pardon," Kevin Reddington said on-camera this morning on Good Morning America.
Boston chamber leaders confront state's crippling outmigration
BOSTON - The startling outmigration of 182,000 residents from Massachusetts in less than a decade is a glaring warning sign that the city has lost its edge, chamber leaders warn. It's not economic armageddon; it's more of a landslide of losses piling up fast.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks President Trump to pardon mom
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Lindsay Clancy’s tireless attorney is appealing today to President Trump to pardon his client. “I would hope that you would consider this young lady – the type of person she is and what she’s been through – and consider a pardon,” Kevin Reddington said on-camera this morning on Good Morning America. Yet Trump said after last week’s stunning mistrial that Clancy will “ultimately pay” for murdering her three little children.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer asks President Trump to pardon mom
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Lindsay Clancy’s tireless attorney is appealing today to President Trump to pardon his client. “I would hope that you would consider this young lady – the type of person she is and what she’s been through – and consider a pardon,” Kevin Reddington said on-camera this morning on Good Morning America. Yet Trump said after last week’s stunning mistrial that Clancy will “ultimately pay” for murdering her three little children.
Boston chamber leaders confront crippling outmigration
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The startling outmigration of 182,000 residents from Massachusetts in less than a decade is a glaring warning sign that the city has lost its edge, chamber leaders warn. It’s not economic armageddon; it’s more of a landslide of losses piling up fast. “We need to adjust to the new realities of the post-COVID world, and we’ve got to take action now,” said Miceal Chamberlain, the new board chairman of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Smile at Lindsay Clancy trial 'an honest mistake,' reporter says
By Joe Dwinell, Boston Herald PLYMOUTH, Mass. - The freelance journalist caught on camera smiling during a tense time in the Lindsay Clancy trial said it was "an honest mistake." What she doesn't want to see lost in the social media fury is her childhood bond with Clancy and how mental health care is lacking in America.
Smile at Lindsay Clancy trial ‘an honest mistake’ Original
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The freelance journalist caught on camera smiling during a tense time in the Lindsay Clancy trial said it was “an honest mistake.” What she doesn’t want to see lost in the social media fury is her childhood bond with Clancy and how mental health care is lacking in America. “Lindsay is not a monster,” Brittany Romano told the Herald. “She had no control.
Lindsay Clancy jurors allegedly targeted by would-be photographer
A 56-year-old woman was arrested outside the Lindsay Clancy trial for allegedly attempting to photograph the jury, the Herald has learned. It all hit as the jury was sent home early after declaring they were deadlocked. The State Police told the Herald Dawn Light of Sutton was arrested Tuesday at about 3:40 p.m. outside the Plymouth District Courthouse. She is charged with one count of “intimidation of a witness, jurors.” She is slated to be arraigned Wednesday, the MSP stated.
Smile at Lindsay Clancy trial 'an honest mistake,' reporter says
PLYMOUTH, Mass. — The freelance journalist caught on camera smiling during a tense time in the Lindsay Clancy trial said it was “an honest mistake.” What she doesn’t want to see lost in the social media fury is her childhood bond with Clancy and how mental health care is lacking in America. “Lindsay is not a monster,” Brittany Romano told the Herald. “She had no control.
Lindsay Clancy jurors allegedly targeted by would-be photographer
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A 56-year-old woman was arrested outside the Lindsay Clancy trial for attempting to photograph the jury, the Herald has learned. The State Police told the Herald Dawn Light of Sutton was arrested Tuesday at about 3:40 p.m. outside of the Plymouth District Courthouse. She is charged with one count of intimidation of a witness, jurors. She is slated to be arraigned Wednesday, the MSP stated.
Massachusetts State Trooper dishonorably discharged mid-probe into off-duty behavior
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Another week, another State Police trooper booted. Newly hired Trooper Joel De Barros Pina has been dishonorably discharged “during an investigation into his off-duty conduct,” the MSP confirmed to the Herald Monday. Exactly what the allegations are is not being made public. What is on the record is Pina resigned while being investigated, leading to an immediate dishonorable discharge, per department rules.
USS Cole retired commander rips slow-walk to justice for 9/11 kin
The former commander of the USS Cole has a November court date with the terrorist accused of masterminding the suicide bombing of his ship that killed 17 sailors — but he’s incensed that justice keeps being delayed for 9/11 families. Both were al-Qaeda attacks, and neither should not be made to wait, he told the Herald. “This is the systematic torture of 9/11 families. The judges need to get off their (expletive) and do their job!” said retired naval Cmdr. Kirk Lippold. A Nov.
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