The New England Serial Killer Facebook group, which has 65,300 members, has garnered more than 15,000 new members this month, as MassLive.com first reported.

Right now the New England Patriots are 18th in the league in terms of odds to win the Super Bowl, listed at +6000.. The Patriots fell short of the playoffs a year ago after going 4-13.

Seven decaying corpses discovered across three New England states warrants "review and investigation" after police shut down growing fears the deaths are linked to a serial killer, Pennsylvania ...

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel said the team is aware of a video of wide receiver Stefon Diggs holding an unidentified pink substance in a bag on a boat was widely shared on social media.

It’s gotten to the point where millions of views have racked up across dozens of TikTok posts on the topic. A 55,000-person Facebook group called “New England Serial Killer” gained nearly ...

MIKE D'ABATE. Mike D’Abate has covered the New England Patriots and the NFL since 2017, both as a beat writer and managing editor for outlets such as On SI, Yahoo Sports and Full Press Coverage.

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As Penne Restad describes in Christmas in America: A History, early 19th-century New England Congregationalist children whose parents ignored Christmas marveled when the Episcopalians in their ...

What We Know About 6 Bodies Found Across New England — and the Serial Killer Fears They've Sparked. Remains of six people have been uncovered in towns across New England in a span of just one ...

Preaching was once the beating heart of Protestantism. John Knox could hold a congregation rapt and on its feet for three hours, and Jonathan Edwards used to keep the attention of New England ...

A rare May Nor’easter is about to impact New England ahead of Memorial Day weekend, bringing three inches of rain and up to 50 mph winds.

Grinnell College was founded in 1846 by New England Congregationalists and the first students graduated in 1854. The American Civil War saw the institution lose most of its students and professors but ...