Metro

?We?re very comfortable that we?ve got Vanessa Marcotte?s killer?

April 15, 2017 | Priceton, MA Press conference at Priceton, Mass police station to announce the suspected killer of jogger Vanessa Marcotte last summer. Angelo Colon-Ortiz is suspected. Pictured center, Worcester county DA Joseph D. Early Jr. To his left, light suit, Richard D Mckeon Kernel of the state police. To Worcester DA right, Priceton police chief, Michele Powers. Kieran Kesner for The Boston Globe. — Kieran Kesner for The Boston Globe

Officials said they arrested Angelo Colon-Ortiz of Worcester in the death of Vanessa Marcotte, the jogger who was found dead in Princeton after going for a run last August.

Why Aaron Hernandez was found not guilty of murder

The case rested on a troubling witness, leading the jury to a predictable conclusion, analysts said.

Sports

BEN VOLIN I SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES

Dan Rooney and the lessons he taught Robert Kraft

Kraft will always remember the one man who wasn?t afraid to reach out with advice or lend a sympathetic ear.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

The real NBA season is here. It?s Prove It Time for the Celtics

Losing to a No. 8 seed to get bounced in the first round for the third straight year would be unbearable.

Emerson, Manitoba -- 3/24/2017 - Many refugees who cross the border from the United States into Canada do so by following the railroad tracks. The small transfer station on the right is in Noyes, Minnesota once they pass it, they are in Canada. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: Reporter: — Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff

Disrupted America

Has the American dream moved north?

At the end of a nearly 16,000-mile journey, Naimo Ahmed?s American dream ended in . . . Canada?

April the giraffe has her baby ? finally

April the giraffe had her baby at last. This is not a drill.

The best of upcoming family entertainment

April vacation is on the horizon. What should you do to get out of the house with the kids?

Ideas | Elsa Sjunneson-Henry

My artificial eye

Every morning, Elsa Sjunneson-Henry wakes up and puts in her artificial eye.

Album review

On ?DAMN.,? Kendrick Lamar wonders if he?s worthy. Yes, he is.

?I got so many theories and suspicions,? he raps on his new album, a 55-minute blitz of thumping beats and head-spinning rhymes.

Boston Marathon

BOSTON MARATHON MEN?S PREVIEW

If Emmanuel Mutai feels that he?s fit, he?ll push the pace hard

Mutai will become the only man to run all six of the planet?s most prominent marathons when he makes his Boston debut.

BOSTON MARATHON WOMEN?S PREVIEW

Aiming for a repeat, Atsede Baysa plans to use a different tactic this year

She won Boston last year in come-from-behind fashion, but wants to keep pace better in Monday?s race.

Beautiful weekend ahead for Easter and Boston Marathon

Temperatures are expected to be in the 60s today in the Boston area, in the 80s Sunday, and cooler Monday.

Boston, MA- April 15, 2017: (LEFT to RIGHT) First Lady Lauren Baker walks with William Campbell Jr, the father of Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell, while his son William Campbell III is joined by Governor Charles — Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

Solemn wreath-laying ceremonies mark beginning of Marathon weekend

Two Saturday morning wreath-laying ceremonies in memory of the bombing victims marked the start of the commemorative activities of One Boston Day.

World

Car bomb kills at least 100 people as they evacuate in Syria

A car bomb struck buses that were carrying people who were being evacuated from a besieged town in Syria.

Death toll rises to 94 in huge Afghan bomb blast

An Afghan official said the number of dead could rise as authorities assessed the bomb site in district.

North Korea flaunts long-range missiles in massive parade

North Korea rolled out intercontinental ballistic missiles and other military hardware at a massive parade on Saturday.

Business

Channel 25 to drop ?Fox? from newscast name

The station is weary of the Fox News brand but will remain a Fox affiliate.

Judge halts Arkansas plan to execute inmates by end of month

Arkansas had intended to execute several inmates before the end of the month because one of its execution drugs is about to expire.

Opinion & Ideas

Editorial

Trump?s bombs might be smart, but is his strategy?

History would suggest otherwise.

Special reports

The summer that changed Boston

The nation was splintering, and Boston wasn?t immune. But something was happening here.

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Address: Spring House Hunt

Advice on taking real estate photos from a Pulitzer-winning photographer

In America, everyone who has a cellphone thinks they are a professional photographer. They are not.

Investigations

Documenting Hate: Submit an incident you know about

If you have been a victim or witnessed a hate incident, share your information here so we can investigate.

STAT

5 important ways Henrietta Lacks changed medical science

Her HeLa cells have been in continual use in labs around the world for 65 years.

Globe must-reads

J. Alain Ferry used a pair of crutches and a stability brace while working out at McCurdy Track in Allston.

For his 13th Boston Marathon, injured runner will attempt the feat on crutches

White House won?t release its visitor records

Brookline fires 2 officers who reported racial discrimination

The Baker Library at the Harvard Business School.

Too much corporate greed? Blame Harvard Business School, author says

Nahant, MA- April 14, 2017: Marlon Scott, 17, of Lynn follows a prayer lead by Father Matt Williams, right, (hand) at a stations of the cross during the Hunger for Justice Retreat in Natant, MA on April 14, 2017. (Marlon should be in the story, said he was homeless during his youth.) (from release--For the eighteenth year, hundreds of teens from Hingham to Newbury will participate in Hunger for Justice, a 35 Hour retreat that focuses on service and prayer while celebrating the Triduum, the three-day period on the Liturgical calendar from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday. Hunger for Justice, hosted by St. MaryÕs School for its ninth year, will take place from noon on Good Friday, April 14, through Easter Vigil Services on Saturday, April 15.) (Globe staff photo / Craig F. Walker) section: metro reporter:

Reflection, good deeds on Good Friday

A longtime Boston nightclub impresario and wholesale fruit vendor, Mr. DiBella named the Peabody club in honor of his status as one of the top banana sellers in the area.

Louis DiBella, 91, whose Peabody nude dancing bar set a precedent

Names

Tom Brady shares heartwarming picture of his mother holding his daughter

Framingham will hold recount of vote to become a city

Examiner | Magazine

Fascinating facts about Paul Revere?s home improvements

Report names 12 at Choate Rosemary Hall who allegedly abused students

Dennis, MA: April 13, 2017: Dead whale that was towed in by the U.S. Coast Guard to Sesuit Harbor in Dennis, Mass. April 13, 2017. Photo/David G. Curran

North Atlantic right whale found dead was ?a little small? at 15,000 pounds

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ?I was always the dork with the camera in school?

Sports

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Oct 27, 2016; Chicago, IL, USA; Boston Celtics center Al Horford (42) drives on Chicago Bulls center Robin Lopez (8) during the second half at the United Center. Chicago won 105-99. Mandatory Credit: Dennis Wierzbicki-USA TODAY Sports

Everything you need to know about the Celtics-Bulls series

The questions here are fictional, but the answers are real, and will get you ready for the playoffs.

Metro

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Second Lawrence teen charged in connection to murder

The juvenile, who was not identified, is accused of misleading police in the investigation of Lee Paulino.

Politics

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President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with business leaders in the State Department Library on the White House complex in Washington, Tuesday, April 11, 2017. Carlos G. Muniz, a former top aide to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi involved in her office?s decision not to pursue legal action against Trump University has been chosen to serve as the top lawyer at the Education Department. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Want to change Trump?s mind on policy? Be the last one who talks to him.

You can say this for President Trump: Unlike most other politicians, he?s totally at peace with changing his mind at any given moment, with very little explanation.