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Man shot in Fla. was suspect in Waltham murders

Law enforcement officials say a Chechen man with ties to the Boston Marathon bombing suspect was killed by an FBI agent while being questioned about his role in an unsolved triple murder. (3:06 p.m.)

Watch Big Story | Fla. suspect was mixed martial arts fighter | Pictures Scenes from the shooting

Authorities: Ex-Mass. rep arrested over meth

Stephen W. Doran faces drug trafficking charges after he allegedly received a package with more than 400 grams of meth at a Jamaica Plain school where he is a tutor, authorities said. (12:09 p.m.)

Lieutenant Governor Murray to quit June 2

Timothy P. Murray is resigning to run the Worcester Chamber of Commerce. (2:57 p.m.)

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1/18 Murray says he won't run for governor in 2014

Keep him or cut him: Who goes, stays on Celtics?

The Celtics don't have many free agents, but with the rest of the league passing them by, they have to take a serious look at each player on the roster and decide which direction they'd like to go.

Finn: C's offseason complicated | Watch Pierce, KG coming back?

Ooh la la! Michelle Obama fashion photos

Royal Watch: Kate shows off baby bump

Strange, funny, and just plain cute pet news

Everything clicking for B's

It's foolish to look too far ahead, but there's no denying the general feeling is one of optimism.

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Rated PG - Jerry Remy's 1984 'Playgirl' photo

Yes, that really happened. According to Remy's "Scouting Report" from "Playgirl" in July of 1984, his abilities were varied. (1:30 p.m.)

Inside the Hive

Here are the finalists: Who will change the world?

These 128 start-ups will now incubate at MassChallenge's Innovation District offices while competing for a million dollars in cash prizes. (3 p.m.)

Arizona restaurant learns the hard way that online reviews can make or break

An Arizona restaurateur’s online rants against unhappy customers has become an Internet sensation — and taught small businesses an important lesson.

OPINION / BOSTON.COMMENT

Can Boston be safe for bikes?

What's the solution? Some call for a gas tax to discourage driving. Others say Boston's old, narrow streets simply aren't designed for bikes. Where do you stand?

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Church leader indicted for bribes, fraud

The director of a venerable Beacon Hill church was arrested today after being indicted on over a dozen charges, including racketeering and bribery. (2:54 p.m.)

Schilling lawyer cries foul over lawsuit

A lawyer for Curt Schilling's bankrupt video game company 38 Studios said the company was forthcoming with Rhode Island officials. (12:33 p.m.)

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Taza Chocolate focuses
on quality amid growth

The Somerville company has grown from two guys selling chocolate bars from the back of their bicycles to a 60-employee manufacturing operation.

Opinion | Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins don’t look like
they can be stopped

The Bruins have been a rocket sled on Bauer blades since they escaped elimination in Game 7 against the Leafs.

Wellfleet Theater to stage
young crash victim’s play

Marina Keegan’s play “Utility Monster” premieres on Thursday, with a back story that could overshadow the work itself.

Opinion | Scot Lehigh

Gabriel Gomez’s goal — sensible centrism

If the GOP candidate is to win the upcoming US Senate election, his path to victory is by being a bipartisan moderate.

Is the 'fat-burning zone' on cardio machines accurate?

Personal trainer Ryan Healy explains why that fat-burning label on machines can be misleading.

The life of a modern resident | Mom says worry about arteries, not anger | What do we eat?

London attack kills one, may be terror-related, officials say

Two men attacked and killed another near military barracks in London. Authorities are investigating the incident as a possible terror act. The alleged attackers were injured.

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- nation Chicago Board to vote on 53 school closings

Median CEO pay up to $9.7m

The head of a typical large public company made $9.7 million in 2012, a 6.5 percent increase from a year earlier that was aided by a rising stock market.

Who are the highest paid CEOs?

Markets

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Stocks fall on news Fed weighed cutting stimulus | Microsoft intros Xbox One | Globe 100 Top 10

“The Hangover Part III” doesn’t bother to Xerox the original 2009 hit, as 2011’s witless “Hangover 2” did. Instead, it heads in different, if utterly formulaic, directions. So it’s not terrible. It’s just bad.

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Lifestyle

Can you afford to go to all the weddings you were invited to?

American Express released a survey stating that wedding guests can expect to spend an average of $539 for each wedding they attend in 2013, a hefty increase of $200 from last year.

My in-law is bringing an (uninvited) date | How to build a backyard fish pond without going belly up

Travel

New England's best ice cream

While a recent survey didn't include any ice cream makers in New England among the world's best, we, of course, feel differently. Here are the top spots in the region to grab a cone.

Your Campus

Scenes from Massachusetts college commencements

Thousands of students receive diplomas from Massachusetts colleges during the month of May. See graduation scenes from local schools.

2013 Commencement Guide | Keynote speakers

edX adds Berklee, BU to online class initiative | Emerson's 'Boston Strong' fundraiser raises $800,000

THE HIVE | LOCAL INNOVATION NEWS

NASA bets 3D-printed food can make you eat bugs

NASA is betting the 3D tech now printing custom plastic tschotske could be turned towards building burritos, pizza, and other delicious meals from unexpected sources.

Boston’s Spark Capital wins big in Tumblr deal | Bedford’s SoundBite acquired in $100m deal

Community

The 24-Hour Workday

When the 'other woman' is mom

This week, research from the University of Wisconsin confirms what generations of sitcom writers have long exploited -- mothers worry more when their sons marry than when their daughters marry.

Pets Q&A: Erica Corsano chats about her rescue pups | Share Kids at Fenway Park