The Columbus Blue Jackets have fired coach Dean Evason and named Rick Bowness as his replacement.

The apparently random string of at least 10 attacks in the Boston suburb of Waltham has angered city leaders, frustrated police and frightened residents. The attacks started Nov. 10 at the Gardencrest apartment complex but have spread to the downtown of the city of about 60,000 residents roughly 10 miles west of Boston. “People are concerned, and a small group of people are genuinely scared,“ said City Councilor Sean Durkee, whose ward includes Gardencrest. “My God, we're scared," Amos Frederick, 37, said Wednesday as he walked through the complex. The fact that the suspect has gotten away with so many attacks may be his undoing, Fox said.