On the eve of an expected vote, Mayor Martin Walsh said that the raise is too large.
Democrat Martha Coakley and Republican Charlie Baker were more combative in their second debate.
Attendees at a 2010 meeting say Charlie Baker said he believed climate change was not the result of human causes.
Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff
Shirley Leung
After a bumper crop in 2013, many apple orchards across the region are having an off year and will end the picking season earlier than usual.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
An elaborate 3-D computer model of the city will be used to show residents how potential Olympic venues will, or will not, affect their lives.
In Rhode Island?s vibrant Liberian community, one of the nation?s largest, the Ebola epidemic has spurred charity, grief, and fear.
The rhetoric spreading fears about an American outbreak comes just weeks before the midterm elections.
The Board of Health voted Tuesday night to raze the squalid house where the remains of three infants were found last month.
Thomas Farragher
To describe what happens in the music program as magic is hardly hyperbole.
opinion | Linda J. Bilmes
Fighting the Islamic State ? how much will it cost?The United States is about to wade into another protracted conflict, and once again there is no financial strategy.
Though he did have to trade Johnny Boychuk, Boston GM Peter Chiarelli is one of the best at fitting the salaries together.
The wording of the initial alert about a minor chemical spill prompted concern about what some felt was its unnecessarily alarmist tone.
Turkey?s president wants the US to agree to give greater support to rebels trying to unseat the Syrian president, Bashar Assad.
Few roles in a political campaign are as important, or sometimes as shrouded in mystery, as that of the debate prep partner.
The age group known as millennials has become a special focus for financial institutions -- and a big worry.
Touring behind his acclaimed new album, Perfume Genius? Mike Hadreas broke hearts and taboos at Brighton Music Hall.
Located on a residential side street, Phu-Ket has solid Thai specialties, friendly service, and charming decor.
Globe Talks | Oct. 7
Immigration?s humanitarian challengesPanelists offer insights at the JFK Library on how the humanitarian challenges of immigration could impact us in the future.
The Internationalist
The jihadi huntersA new generation of self-made experts is tracking extremists through their online activity ? and rewriting the rules of intelligence in the process.
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