Scott Eisen for the Globe
Firefighters had to pump water from a quarter-mile away because hydrants near the three-alarm blaze were inoperable due to the cold.
US urges appeals court to let Tsarnaev jury selection continueFor a second time, lawyers for the accused Marathon bomber have asked a federal appeals court to intervene in the case.
The MBTA, which has been struggling to recover from two major snowstorms, now must endure freezing temperatures.
opinion | Charles Chieppo
The story of the MBTA?s downfall is one of underinvestment exacerbated by irresponsible expansion.
After a bitterly cold Friday with dangerous wind chills, snow will fall in the region from Saturday through Tuesday.
The unemployment rate rose slightly to 5.7 percent as more Americans streamed into the job market to find work.
Jurors visiting Aaron Hernandez?s home, murder sceneThe tour includes the athlete?s sprawling North Attleborough home, as well as the crime scene about a mile away.
More than 300 people packed a Suffolk University room for the first community meeting on the 2024 Games.
Adrian Walker
It?s another plus for Boston 2024Joe Rull?s move brings greater clarity to Mayor Marty Walsh?s involvement with the Olympic bid.
For a small Dorchester taqueria, costlier ingredients mean it is harder to keep the price of its signature $1.95 beef taco under $2.
Kraft talks relationship with Brady, Belichick on CBSHow long can he keep Tom Brady and Bill Belichick around? ?As long as the good Lord lets me breathe,? the Patriots owner said.
Ty Burr
The category seems an uncanny mirror of the American mosaic and/or the most dysfunctional Thanksgiving family dinner ever.
Educators eager for newfound sequel to ?Mockingbird? The caretakers of Harper Lee?s legacy are giddy about the prospect of new material on the beloved 55-year-old novel.
Gupta Media runs digital campaigns for top starsThe firm?s big data machinery connects stars to their online audiences ? and song sales soar.
Aram Boghosian for the Globe
Magazine
Demolitions are on the rise again in Massachusetts, reigniting the McMansion-vs.-preservation debate.
Brian Williams not alone in public retractionsNBC News anchor Brian Williams is hardly the first person forced to make a public retraction after new evidence came to light.
Capital
Once-classified files, which spent most of the past 40 years as microfilm reels, have become more accessible in recent years.
SCOT LEHIGH
Authenticity doesn?t always carry the electoral day, yet there are advantages to being true to yourself on the campaign trail.
You react: The tsarnaev trial
In matters of justice, it?s personalResults of a poll sponsored by Globe Opinion show that the Marathon attacks influenced notions of justice and safety. How will this affect the trial?
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
A look at just some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
The veteran defensive lineman says he has plenty of football left in him.
Governor Charlie Baker has put liberals and Democrats into key positions, but for some Republicans, the view from afar is unsettling.
One woman was killed and one wounded before the alleged shooter ambushed officers who responded, police said.
During Margaret Hamburg?s tenure, the FDA dealt with painkiller abuse, obesity, and tainted epidural steroids.
Business leaders are cutting the new governor some slack for not coming out of the gate with more specific economic goals.
The exhibition makes great play with a history that, although blighted and all too real, has also given rise to exuberant illusions.
Dazzling to behold yet puny of imagination, ?Jupiter Ascending? takes the ?Star Wars? formula and reduces it to generic Big Box shelf product.
Design New EnglandImaginations and innovation are harnessed to turn a crawl space into a tiny jewel of a bathroom.
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