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A Ford 2020 F550 truck on display at the 2020 Pittsburgh car show.

New Hampshire man dies after truck rolls backward over him, officials say

William Miners III, 53, of Madison, was killed when the 2012 Ford F550 pickup rolled backward and over him, New Hampshire State Police said Friday.

New Hampshire man dies after truck rolls backward over him, officials say
William Miners III, 53, of Madison, was killed when the 2012 Ford F550 pickup rolled backward and over him, New Hampshire State Police said Friday.

Netflix says three-part documentary series will cover Boston police Officer John O’Keefe’s death
The streaming giant said the series, which does not yet have a title, will “explore what happened in the days leading up to O’Keefe’s death” in Canton on Jan. 29, 2022.

Boston police officer, suspect remain hospitalized following violent scene in Jamaica Plain
Few new details were available the day after a violent and chaotic scene broke out near the Forest Hills MBTA station Thursday night.

Western Mass. crashes kill teen driver and man
On Thursday, a 17-year-old boy from Westfield was killed in a crash in Westhampton and a 62-year-old man from Springfield was killed in a crash in Northampton, authorities said.

Global software outage returns Boston hospitals, health care industry to pre-technology era
The CrowdStrike meltdown forced doctors and EMS workers to track patients using pen and paper.

Here are the Democrats who have called for Biden to drop out of the presidential race
President Biden faces growing skepticism within the Democratic Party about his 2024 reelection bid in the wake of his performance in the first presidential debate against former president Donald Trump.

ADRIAN WALKER
‘Succession’ (Democratic Party’s version)
If Biden is pushed out — and if he leaves it will be because he was pushed — his successor has to be capable of pulling the party together in short order. Who would that person be?

Man arrested for robbing three Fall River stores within 30 minutes
William Bruce was charged with armed robbery and two counts of unarmed robbery, police said.

Latest weather news

A garden in Chatham with hydrangea macrophylla plants.

Is New England really the hydrangea capital of the US? These are the best spots to see them.

Boston, MA — Jed Jeng, left, and Gerry Rentas play in a 2 on 2 volleyball pickup game at Carson Beach in Boston, MA

Forecast | Ken Mahan

A beautiful day is in store as dry air settles across the region

Researchers at the Mount Washington Observatory collect data during all of the seasons and use the information to better understand the changing climate.

NH WEATHER

Atop Mount Washington, weather observers have a front row seat to the most extreme weather

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Money, Power, Inequality | Examining the racial wealth gap

Former lieutenant governor Evelyn Murphy (left) and Megan Driscoll Murphy in front of the Massachusetts State House. They've worked close to six years on pay equity legislation, which is on the verge of being passed by the Legislature.

Massachusetts moves closer to mandating employers to disclose salary ranges on job postings

Audrea Lim is the author of "Free the Land: How We Can Fight Poverty and Climate Chaos."

What if land wasn’t used for profit? ‘Free the Land’ explores this reality.

Eneida Román, president and chief executive of Amplify LatinX, a nonprofit organization.

‘Latino prosperity is American prosperity.’ Amplify LatinX wants to increase resources for locals.

Danielle Kim, executive director of the Asian Community Fund, and Qingjian Shi, director of the Asian Business Empowerment Council, (in white sweater), in front of the “Where We Belong" mural in Chinatown.

Asian Community Fund awards $450,000 to local nonprofits in business, empowerment spaces

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Helen Y. Davis Leadership Academy, a charter school in Dorchester, is struggling to recruit students.

As enrollment and state aid plummeted at a Boston charter school, operating losses mounted

Ha Trinh, intérprete de la Oficina para el Progreso Inmigrante de la ciudad de Boston, ayuda a un residente vietnamita de Dorchester durante una visita guiada a pie el 15 de junio a varios sitios donde se pudiera instalar el monumento vietnamita.

Marcela García

Esperada conmemoración para la diáspora vietnamita

Dereck Medina, de 16 años, atribuye a sus estudios en la Academia Margarita Muñiz de Boston el haberle ayudado a mejorar su inglés, explorar su herencia cultural y aprender a amar la escuela. El joven posa junto al mural de Margarita Muñiz en el exterior de la escuela. (Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff)

THE GREAT DIVIDE

Los latinos casi fueron olvidados en el mandato judicial para integrar las escuelas de Boston.

Dereck Medina, 16, credits his studies at the Margarita Muñiz Academy in Boston with helping him improve his English, explore his heritage, and learn to like school. He is shown next to the mural depicting Margarita Muñiz outside the school. (Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff)

THE GREAT DIVIDE

In the order to integrate Boston schools, Latinos were an afterthought. They’re still fighting for equal education today.

Obituaries

Naomi Pomeroy at inside Cornet Custard in June, in Portland, Ore.

Naomi Pomeroy, chef who made Portland a dining destination, dies at 49

Bob Newhart, sitcom legend and Grammy-winning standup comic, has died

When Ms. Willens retired in 2021, Yankees' manager Aaron Boone presented to her an autographed photo that she had taken after Yankees pitcher David Cone threw a perfect game.

Kathy Willens, pathbreaking photographer who captured sports and more, dies at 74

Mr. Collins also cowrote a book about another New York City mayor, Ed Koch.

Dan Collins, 80, author who rejected view of Giuliani as a 9/11 hero, dies

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President Biden, pictured in March speaking in New Hampshire at the Granite State YMCA Allard Center of Goffstown.

‘Now it is time for him to pass the torch’: Call for Biden to step aside grows louder in Massachusetts

Several state senators, including a Biden super delegate, called for President Biden to drop out and allow a different candidate to be nominated at next month’s Democratic National Convention. 9:48 a.m.

BLOTTER TALES

Firefighter Sean Maiorano gave this bird a helping hand on July 7 in Duxbury.

Bird gets a helping hand, a runway bull remains at large, and an angry MBTA rider smashes a bus windshield

A runaway bull remains missing, a frustrated MBTA rider smashes the windshield of a bus, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments. 6:46 a.m.

Among Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters, 64 percent said they would prefer someone else as the party’s nominee than President Biden, according to a Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll.

‘I think he cannot win.’ New Globe/Suffolk poll shows strong unhappiness with Biden as the nominee.

The Democratic anxiety surrounding President Biden is even more stark when compared to the GOP’s nearly unbreakable embrace of Trump following last week’s assassination attempt, according to a new poll. 6:00 a.m.

Explore the full results of the Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll

Read the full results of the new Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll of 500 likely Massachusetts voters. 6:00 a.m.

Brian McGrory

JetBlue at Logan Airport Terminal C in 2022.

JetBlue leaders well aware of the work they have to do, doubling down on commitment to Boston Logan

JetBlue believes it can fix what’s gone wrong, and vows that Boston remains utterly central to their future. 5:59 a.m.

Police were at the scene of a shooting on Hyde Park avenue near the Forest Hills Station Thursday night.

Boston officer struck by car; police shoot driver in Jamaica Plain

A chaotic and violent scene unfolded in Jamaica Plain Thursday night, as Boston police shot the driver of a stolen car who struck an officer with the vehicle, police said. 10:44 p.m.

Missing 11-year-old boy from East Boston who has autism found safe, police say

At approximately 8 p.m., Wednesday, Lenny Granadao was found “safe and sound,” hours after he had gone missing, while walking down a street in Revere, said David Estrada, a Boston police spokesperson. 10:14 p.m.

Exterior of the Massachusetts State House . (Jonathan Wiggs /Globe Staff)

Free community college. Fare-free regional transit. Shelter funding. Here’s what’s in the $58 billion budget deal.

More than two weeks after the fiscal year began, Massachusetts lawmakers reached a deal on a $58 billion state budget plan. 8:11 p.m.