Nevertheless, the Celtics must make do with what they're working with. After all, there's no single trade that could suddenly get the team back on track. In truth, it may take a year or two before Mazzulla is coaching a contending-level roster again.

US District Court Judge Indira Talwani said she hopes to file a decision today on whether to force the administration to use billions of dollars to fund food stamps after Nov. 1.

Boston Celtics forward Josh Minott has taken a huge jump in his first season in Boston, and expressed how happy he is with his new home. The fourth-year forward

Boston meteorologists share details about the timing of today's rain, as well as tomorrow's Halloween trick-or-treating weather forecast.

The Nationals have a new manager who has ties to Boston. Washington hired Blake Butera as its next skipper, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported, Butera, 33, will be MLB’s youngest manager since 1972 when the Minnesota Twins hired Frank Quilici.

Mayor Wu touted what she views as the accomplishments of the school district during the first four years of her administration.

The Eagles, coming off a humiliating, 7-3 defeat to Denver, start Hockey East play with a two-game, home-and-home series against the Huskies.

The "tiny but mighty" neonatal intensive care unit at Boston Medical Center is getting festive this Halloween.

Political analyst Jon Keller was let go from the Boston TV station this week, the Herald has learned, as Paramount slashes thousands of jobs. Five employees were cut at WBZ in this round of layoffs.

Lombardo spoke after practice on Thursday about his success this season where he credited his teammates punter Shamus Florio and long snapper Cooper Crook. “Cooper and Shamus have been great,” said Lombardo. “I feel like I have the best snapping and holding situation in the country which makes my job a lot easier.”

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