Governor Deval Patrick’s $36.4 billion budget, unveiled today, increases spending by 4.9 percent.
Video shows a Mercedes-Benz running a stop sign and clipping the ambulance in the Milford crash that killed a patient.
A vehicle rented by the wife of former Mayor Thomas Menino was stolen from a street near the couple’s Hyde Park home.
A clash over President Bashar Assad’s future cast a pall over the talks, which aim to map out a transitional government.
Two firms competing for the eastern Massachusetts casino license are making their cases to the gambling commission.
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dining out
With its convivial neighborhood spirit, the restaurant from Jason Santos is always a good time. It’s just not always a good restaurant.
Scarnecchia was a coach with the Patriots for 30 years. The team hired Dave DeGuglielmo to replace him.
CELTICS AT WIZARDS, 7 P.M., CSN
With the Celtics playing on back-to-back nights on the road, Rajon Rondo will get a rest in Washington.
Former state senator Richard Tisei narrowly lost a bid to unseat Representative John Tierney in 2012.
Charles Derber and June Sekera
An invisible crisisWe are suffering from a mushrooming public goods deficit.
After reviewing the game film, Ben Volin says the Patriots just didn’t belong on the field with the Broncos.
Relatives said the 18-year-old accused of shaking his 11-month-old cousin has special needs and was not capable of the act.
The deaths of two protesters raised fears of further violence in the country’s capital.
Democrat Martha Coakley leads Republican Charlie Baker by 10 points in a hypothetical matchup, a new poll shows.
Target says it will no longer offer health care coverage for its part-time workers, citing options available under the Affordable Care Act.
“Wild and Woolly” at the New Art Center examines our romance with the American West.
Street food plays a significant part in Seoul’s culture and is popular with students and professionals.
If urban farming took off, what would Boston look like?A new ordinance makes it legal, even easy, to start a farm in the city. Here’s what the future could hold.
A Conversation with Best-Selling Author, J. Courtney Sullivan and Meredith Goldstein, Love Letters columnist
