Residents turn to towns for help battling coyotes

In Brookline, Newton, and Belmont, where coyote sightings have become more frequent, residents are urging town officials to take steps to control the population.

Fans flock to Schilling’s midnight delivery

More than 250 people waited Monday night for Curt Schilling to autograph their copies of “Kingdoms of Amalur,” the first release from his video game company.

US to drastically scale back expansive embassy in Iraq

Less than two months after US troops left, the State Department is preparing to slash by as much as half the enormous diplomatic presence it had planned for Iraq.

Obama embraces super PAC funding, despite past criticisms

The president’s campaign manager wrote that, despite Obama’s past opposition, Democrats cannot play by two sets of rules.

Women's Beanpot

Huskies work OT for all the beans

Northeastern’s captain converted a feed from freshman Kendall Coyne 5:27 into overtime to lift the Huskies past Boston University, 4-3, in the Beanpot championship game.

G COVER

Art of the Heart: Not just any chocolates

Valentine’s Day is payday for chocolate shops, and since the treats can set you back $30 or more a pound, we decided you need help with the research, and we would oblige.

STAGE REVIEW

Fairy tale characters to the rescue in ‘Calvin’s Monster’

A simple story about confronting one’s fears has been transformed into a charming, high-energy musical by the Boston Children’s Theatre.