The storm forced the suspension of MBTA service on the Braintree Red Line and the cancellation of most Logan flights.
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More than 40 passengers were safely evacuated from a southbound Red Line train that lost power, MBTA officials said.
In wake of snowstorms, roofing companies see spike in callsProperty owners are seeking help to deal with ice dams and snow-buried roofs.
The National Weather Service reported Monday that by 7 a.m. it had recorded 61.6 inches of snow over 30 days.
Snowfall dampens London mayor?s visit to Boston Boris Johnson had to cancel visits and lectures at Harvard University and MIT, as both were closed due to snow.
Snow totals in your townHow much snow has been dumped on your area? See a map of snowfall totals.
Another major storm hits, and the Yeti returnsThe so-called ?Boston Yeti,? who became famous during the blizzard earlier this month, made a triumphant return.
Peter Abraham | analysis
Ranking the most important Red Sox personnelA look at which people in the organization wield the most power entering the new season.
Edelman and Butler?s excellent offseason adventure continued when they presented the Grammy to Beck for best rock album.
Brigham and Women?s chief named NFL medical adviserThe NFL has come under fire over the number of players who suffer from injuries that can have lifelong effects.
Basking in his perverse celebrity behind bars, the ancient hoodlum has been busy getting himself and others in trouble.
Let diners bring own bottles, say councilorsTwo city councilors want to introduce a new concept to Boston: BYOB, or ?bring your own bottle? of wine or beer.
Statistics open eyes to the debate on raceThe Mystic Valley NAACP is hoping its new video ? highlighting positive statistics about young black men ? goes viral.
Researchers are collecting saliva, urine, and feces in a variety of efforts to improve health and the environment.
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The Patriots were galvanized by a blowout loss to the Chiefs in September, leading to their run to the Super Bowl.
Charlie Baker withdrew the guidelines put in place in 2014, but has no timeline for when he will institute his own.
Tamed/Untamed
Our pets have lives beyond the one with usOnce in a while, they can give us a glimpse of the unseen lives of our unknown wild animal neighbors.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Walsh?s Olympic-sized riskThe first contest of the 2024 Games features Mayor Marty Walsh vying against John Fish over control.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
A look at just some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Last year, they stopped the Bruins? march toward the Stanley Cup. They could send them golfing yet again this spring.
Testimony in Bristol Superior Court is scheduled to resume Tuesday in the trial of the former Patriots star.
Spending for Homeland Security hangs in the balance as Congress fights over immigration matters in the agency?s annual funding bill.
A peace proposal edged toward a possible breakthrough as Germany, France, Russia, and Ukraine agreed to meet with pro-Moscow separatists.
New software from a Lexington-based company can securely transmit prescriptions for opioid painkillers directly from doctors to pharmacies.
Short reviews of ?The New Small Person? by Lauren Child and ?Growing Up Pedro? by Matt Tavares
Girls get mixed messages about money, even from their parents. But programs that focus on financial basics can help.
Design New EnglandImaginations and innovation are harnessed to turn a crawl space into a tiny jewel of a bathroom.
New Harvard Law program aims for ?systemic justice?The new initiative goes beyond legal doctrine to show how history, psychology, and economics explain the causes of injustice.
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