Victim of road rage stabbing in West Roxbury expected to survive; search for suspect continues

State police say they are still searching for the suspect, a man, and his vehicle, which witnesses say a black Cadillac CTS.

Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting

Recommended Stories

  • Taliban overrun northern Afghan cities of Kunduz, Sar-e Pul, Taloqan

    KABUL (Reuters) -Taliban fighters overran three provincial capitals including the strategic northeastern city of Kunduz on Sunday, local officials said, as the insurgents intensified pressure on the north and threatened further cities. The insurgents have taken dozens of districts and border crossings in recent months and put pressure on several provincial capitals, including Herat in the west and Kandahar in the south, as foreign troops withdraw. Taliban fighters seized key government buildings in Kunduz, leaving government forces hanging onto control of the airport and their base, a provincial assembly lawmaker said on Sunday, raising fears it could be the latest to fall to the Taliban.

  • Brandi Glanville Is 'Feeling So Much Better' After Being Hospitalized for Potential Spider Bite

    "Swelling is starting to go down 🙏🙏🙏," the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum shared on Twitter

  • ‘If I go back, I’ll die’: Colombian town scrambles to accommodate 10,000 migrants

    Necoclí, population 20,000, faces bottleneck as Covid rules lift and unrest, poverty and violence grow across region Stranded migrants from Haiti wait for a boat to take them to Capurganá, near the Panama border, in Necoclí, Colombia. Photograph: Joaquín Sarmiento/AFP/Getty Images When the loudspeaker announced that the day’s last boat across Colombia’s Gulf of Urabá would begin boarding, a desperate scrum of Haitians rushed forward, jostling for spaces on the rickety craft. Most had been stuck

  • Opinion: Not scared by the recall election? You should be, say readers

    Gavin Newsom's poll numbers are falling. Republican candidates are debating and getting attention. Readers say it's time to be scared about the recall.

  • Nunes sees 'challenge' in Garland attempting to 'bury' Durham report

    A top House Republican doubts the Justice Department will allow the release of any report from special counsel John Durham.

  • Abba Kyari: The Nigerian super sleuth wanted in the US

    Highly decorated policeman Abba Kyari's reputation is under scrutiny over alleged fraud.

  • Dynasty rolls on as USA women win seventh successive basketball gold

    A 90-75 rout of Tokyo 2020 host nation Japan confirmed yet another Games gold and 55th straight win Team USA’s women’s team pose for a selfie with their gold medals to celebrate their latest conquest. Photograph: Thomas Coex/AFP/Getty Images When celebrating a fifth Olympic gold medal, mineral water and an energy drink hardly seem worthy of the occasion. So it was fair enough that Diana Taurasi arrived in the press conference room clutching a bottle of champagne. Dismissing the sponsored offerin

  • Olympics: Cubans celebrate Olympic showing amid crisis

    Cubans on Sunday celebrated their 14th place showing in the Olympics' medal ranking, hailed their gold medal winners and said goodbye to the Games that provided a welcome diversion from the many challenges they face. On the last day of the Games boxer Andy Cruz won Cuba’s seventh Olympic gold, surpassing its five titles at the Games in Rio de Janeiro (2016) and London (2012), as well as the three golds won in Beijing (2008). Friends Victor Montiel and Pavel Ortega laughed upon recalling when Montiel, 61, called Ortega, 46, at 2am after boxer Julio Cesar La Cruz won the gold.

  • An ex-Tesla employee who alleged he was called racial slurs, including the N-word, was awarded $1 million

    An ex-Tesla employee alleged that the N-word was "commonplace and tolerated," and that the workplace was vandalized with swastikas and hate symbols.

  • DHS warns of increasing threat of violence from election conspiracies

    The Department of Homeland Security said there's been an uptick in online calls for violence related to election conspiracy theories.Driving the news: "Some conspiracy theories associated with reinstating former President Trump have included calls for violence if desired outcomes are not realized," per a DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis bulletin first obtained by ABC News.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free"Over the last few

  • ‘I’m trying to be something’: the migrant kids struggling to make a new life in the US

    Houston has become the top destination in the country for unaccompanied migrant children in search of safety, opportunity and family Alexa poses in front of her home holding a photography book she created to honor a brother who died. Photograph: Michael Starghill, Jr./The Guardian Cars and helicopters descended on Alex almost as soon as he crossed the Rio Grande River. He was an 11-year-old boy trying to see his mom. Border agents threw him in a freezing cell, then handcuffed him. That was Alex’

  • 18 percent of families leaving Border Patrol custody tested positive for Covid, document says

    In addition, over 25 percent of migrants recently scheduled for some “expedited” deportation flights tested positive, says a document obtained by NBC News.

  • Top USC presidential aide headed to new role at LSU

    He was hired in January 2020 to be chief of staff for then-USC President Bob Caslen.

  • Apple Watch Series 6 Product Red drops to $300 at Woot

    The Apple Watch Series 6 Product Red edition is down to just $300 at Woot.

  • Canada's border is finally reopening to fully vaccinated US tourists

    Travelers from the United States visiting Canada will have to provide proof they've been vaccinated.

  • Police dog returns to work after being stabbed in the head five times

    Kaiser was repeatedly knifed when he subdued an intruder in Orpington, Kent.

  • More Cubans try dangerous trip to US across Florida Straits

    Zuleydis Elledias has gotten up each morning for the past two months hoping for a phone call, a message — any news on the fate of her husband and nephew, who disappeared at sea after the boat they were in capsized as they tried to reach Florida. Another half dozen families in the small town of Orlando Nodarse, 35 miles (55 kilometers) west of Havana and near the port of Mariel, are living with the same uncertainty. Cuba is seeing a surge in unauthorized migration to the United States, fueled by an economic crisis exacerbated by the pandemic, increased U.S. sanctions and cutbacks in aid from its also-crisis-wracked Venezuelan ally.

  • ‘To know him was to love him’: Community mourns Raleigh drum major killed in crossfire

    Charlie Debnam was volunteering at Helping Hand Mission in Raleigh when he became the unintended victim of a fatal shooting.

  • Kit Harington says he considered suicide and describes alcoholism as ‘pretty traumatic’

    ‘Game of Thrones’ star has been sober for two and a half years

  • Golf-Kim implodes with 13 on par-three hole at TPC Southwind

    Kim, playing in his first event since finishing in a share of 32nd in the men's golf competition at the Tokyo Olympics, was even par on the day when he stepped up to TPC Southwind's 155-yard 11th hole that features an island green. A three-times winner on the PGA Tour, Kim's tee shot sailed right of the island green. According to the PGA Tour, Kim's 13 marks the highest score recorded at TPC Southwind and is also the highest on a par-three on the PGA Tour, outside of the four majors, since 1983.