Tax-exempt status of conservation property in dispute
A case set to come before the state’s highest court could determine whether Mass. cities and towns can tax land owned by conservation groups.
A case set to come before the state’s highest court could determine whether Mass. cities and towns can tax land owned by conservation groups.
A shipping magnate’s trust will announce on Monday one of the largest philanthropic gifts to support cancer research.
Businesses can pick from a diverse menu of shared spaces and probably find one that matches their needs and preferences.
Loan burdens are often heaviest at small private schools with modest endowments, where tuition is high and aid is limited.
Walsh becomes the city’s 48th mayor on Monday, unleashing the hopes, dreams, and pent-up ambitions of a new generation of Bostonians.
Adrian Walker
Boston’s new mayor will quickly discover that winning the election was the easiest part of this. Not that getting elected was easy.
The MBTA is expected to recommend that the state’s rail operating contract be awarded to the current provider’s competitor.
Health
Financial exploitation of seniors is expected to grow as the population ages, but advocates are trying to lessen the harm.
opinion | Prodita Sabarini
US-supplied arms to Indonesia have been used in cracking down on resistance movements in West Papua and East Timor.
The loss in Oklahoma City marked the Celtics’ fourth straight defeat and their seventh in eight games.
A perfect storm of factors caused dozens of flight delays and cancellations at Logan on Sunday.
Secretary of State John Kerry promised support, but not troops, to Iraq in its battles with militants tied to Al Qaeda.
Incoming Mayor Martin Walsh named the outgoing city councilor as chief of health and human services.
The conference in Las Vegas is dedicating 40 percent more floor space to digital health exhibitors this year than in 2013.
Levine’s second novel steps into the shoes, and mind, of a drug-running teen.
A new Swedish study published in the journal Sleep indicates that all-nighters may actually injure the brain.
Globe Talks | Jan. 10, 8:30 a.m.
Join The Boston Globe, Liberty Mutual Insurance, and former members of Team USA for a light breakfast and panel discussion.
Black Republicans, liberal high-rises, late-night irony, expired food, and what else we’ll be talking about this year.