MBTA officials hope to cut fare for The Ride service
If the decrease from $4 to $3 passes in December, it would likely go into effect in early January.
If the decrease from $4 to $3 passes in December, it would likely go into effect in early January.
The 7-year-old girl was killed and her mother was injured when an SUV struck them on a Dorchester sidewalk. The driver faces DUI charges.
One of the busiest travel days of the year on Wednesday will be made all the more trying by a storm that is expected to bring driving rain.
Friends, family, and neighbors remembered Mei Kum Jones and her two sons, Cameron and Colt, on what would have been the boys’ first birthday.
The Bay Psalm Book, owned by Boston’s Old South Church and believed to be the first book printed in what is now the US, set a record auction price for a book.
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Carolyn Johnson of 80 Thoreau and Chris Parsons of Steel & Rye accepted the Globe’s Thanksgiving challenge to cook four holiday dishes in three hours.
Opinion | Alan Berger
Contrary to the claims of some critics, the nuclear deal Iran has signed qualifies as a diplomatically disguised capitulation by the Islamic Republic.
Former Red Sox players on the ballot for the first time include Hideo Nomo, Mike Timlin, and Eric Gagne, and they join holdovers Lee Smith, Curt Schilling, and Roger Clemems.
Shawn D’Amato, a 19-year veteran of the force, was off duty when he crashed into another trooper’s cruiser in the breakdown lane on Route 1.
Pope Francis outlined how the Catholic Church and the papacy must be reformed to create a more missionary and merciful church.
Mayor William Lantigua accepted defeat in his reelection bid and said he will smooth the transition for winner Daniel Rivera.
The numbers seemed to confirm the recent local housing trend of strong demand and a shortage of supply of homes for sale.
Set in North Carolina, “The Longest Ride’’ weaves together two love stories.
From a “Country Christmas,” to “Black Nativity” this year’s preview has got the holiday season covered.
Globe Talk | Dec. 4
The best-selling author of “Little Children” discusses his craft with the Globe’s new book critic, Matthew Gilbert.