Aaron Hernandez seemed at times oddly comfortable in jail
The Boston Globe5 days agoFormer New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez spent nearly four years behind bars. The series was reported by Beth Healy, Bob Hohler, Sacha Pfeiffer, Andrew Ryan, Todd Wallack, and editor Patricia Wen.
Subscribe to 'Gladiator': The Aaron Hernandez podcast from Spotlight and Wondery
The Boston Globe6 days agoThe story of Aaron Hernandez unspooled rapidly in Boston and beyond, with developments almost impossible to digest in real time. The Patriots star tight end dazzled crowds with his spectacular ...
When Aaron Hernandez became a murderer
The Boston Globe6 days agoEvidence found on a dead body led police to the suburban home of Patriots star tight end Aaron Hernandez in June 2013. The series was reported by Bob Hohler, Beth Healy, Sacha Pfeiffer ...
The NFL, CTE, and Aaron Hernandez
The Boston Globe4 days agoFormer New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez collided headfirst with an opposing player. The series was reported by Sacha Pfeiffer, Beth Healy, Bob Hohler, Andrew Ryan, and editor Patricia ...
A new website that provides women with medication abortion pills over the internet launched this week, allowing patients to terminate a pregnancy without having to visit a doctor in-person.
Community hears from candidates in Cornelius
Portland Tribune5 days ago... and incumbent Susan McLain, running in House District 29; Cornelius City Council hopefuls John Colgan, Andrew Dudley and Luis Hernandez; and the two people seeking to chair the Washington County Board of Commissioners for the next four years, Metro Councilor Kathryn Harrington and County Commissioner...
'Nigerian Prince': Film Review
The Hollywood Reporter4 days agoIn his feature debut, American director Faraday Okoro seems to know his way around both the place his story is set and the people who inhabit it, offering a film that feels authentic ...
Koreatown apartment owner agrees to pay $2.5 million in settlement of tenants' discrimination lawsuit
U-T San Diego8 hours agoA real estate investment firm has agreed to pay $2.5 million to settle a federal lawsuit alleging that it pressured Latino and mentally disabled tenants to leave its rent-controlled Koreatown ...
TriMet releases proposed fare enforcement ordinance
Portland Tribune3 days agoBoard of directors of regional transit agency will consider emergency ordinance reaffirm fare collection authority at Oct. 24 meeting in Gresham. TriMet has released the emergency ordinance ...
Telecom Power Systems Market Expands as Demand for Cell Sites Increases
Barron s Online5 days agoAccording to data provided by Mordor Intelligence, the telecom power system market was valued at USD 2.35 Billion in 2017 and is expected to reach USD 4.21 Billion by 2023 while registering ...