The house where a Brentwood, N.H., man allegedly killed a police officer last week exploded when the leaking gas came in contact with fires set by the man.
Force against the bottom of an elevator may have allowed a woman to fall down the elevator shaft, officials said.
MBTA driver in bus crash charged with obstruction of justiceThe crash on Sunday left the front end of the MBTA bus dangling above the Massachusetts Turnpike.
Robert Copeland, a police commissioner in Wolfeboro, N.H., has resigned after fallout from the use of a racial slur to describe President Obama.
Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff
An upcoming boom in Eastern Mass. could be bigger than the last one as frenzied real estate activity near Boston begins to spread to outer suburbs, experts say.
A lot of Tom Brady in Jimmy Garoppolo’s gameThe Patriots had Brady’s successor in mind when they picked Garoppolo in the second round of last weekend’s draft.
Daily Dose
A Harvard psychologist offers tips on how to be more resilient in the wake of the ouster of the New York Times editor.
Peter Abraham | Beat Writer’s Notebook
Red Sox’ options: Stay course, or patch holesAfter a weekend sweep, it might be time to consider trading prospects to augment the lineup.
Jennifer Graham
Insects in the mail: Buyer bewareAmid all the groaning about the lackluster US economy, remember this: We’re not broke yet. We still have enough money to buy bugs.
ideas
Newspapers, a brief interlude in a multimedia worldHistory shows that today’s information free-for-all is the norm, says Andrew Pettegree.
The Celtics have a 10.3 percent chance at the No. 1 pick and a 33.4 percent chance at a top-three pick.
Fearful her family would learn she wasn’t graduating, a 22-year-old allegedly called in the threats.
Gubernatorial candidate Steven Grossman called the state’s online health insurance marketplace “a disaster.”
“What’s next for me? I don’t know. So I’m in exactly the same boat as many of you,” Abramson told Wake Forest’s graduating class.
More than a half-million computers in over 100 countries were infected by sophisticated malware, officials said.
Friday night saw the Boston Pops playing host to contortionists, aerialists, and their compatriots in wonderment.
Interpreting a healthy person’s genome with the current tools and understanding of human genetics is tricky.
Transforming the Clark Art Institute, a new day at Newport Jazz Festival, plus 90 critics’ picks.
Design New England
A garden of delight in New HampshireAn artist and her husband create a landscape for all to enjoy. Read their story and more in the May/June issue.
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