Advocates fight to expunge juvenile court records
Massachusetts is one of 19 states where records of juvenile arrests remain accessible.
Massachusetts is one of 19 states where records of juvenile arrests remain accessible.
An investigation into Morton Hospital?s release of Arthur DaRosa found that staff followed appropriate procedures.
Boston Superintendent Tommy Chang is losing his second in command, prompting him to change his leadership team after one year.
KEVIN CULLEN
It?s hard to tally how many times cops have held their fire in situations when those elsewhere might not have.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says that two Bronx youths, and not Michael Skakel, killed teenager Martha Moxley in 1975.
Crime writer Patricia Cornwell won an appeal and could see her case go to a new jury.
The 15-year-old boy had been drinking and mistakenly banged on the man?s door before he was shot to death.
Police say multiple people were injured when a man slashed them on a train in southern Germany before being shot to death by police.
The 264 employees, mostly rank-and-file workers, were targeted in a social media post.
Adherents to the sovereign citizen movement believe they?re immune to most federal and state laws, including paying taxes and getting driver?s licenses.
The assailant?s rapid radicalization has puzzled investigators.
Donald Trump?s wife drew loud ovations for her speech Monday night at the convention in Cleveland.
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Ernst spoke at the first night of the Republican National Convention.
Anti-Trump delegates were vocal as the Republican convention opened in Cleveland.
OPINION | ERIC FEHRNSTROM
With a shrewdly planned convention program, Trump is in a strong position for the home-stretch drive.
Follow Boston Globe editorial cartoonist Dan Wasserman as he live-sketches the first night of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
As Republicans gathered in Cleveland, Mitt Romney, the GOP?s 2012 nominee, was more than 600 miles away in New Hampshire.
Governor Charlie Baker remained in Boston, as did many other state GOP leaders.
In a series of dramatic photos of a shark attacking a seal, a local wildlife group just reminded us how rough nature can be.
The posts are part of an uncommonly frank discussion being fostered at the college about the tensions gripping the country.
obiturary
Mr. Case, a former Wellesley College professor, helped create the Case-Shiller Index, the widely used measure of housing market trends.
On this stretch of Mass. Ave., the lives of people struggling with addiction ? still using or in recovery ? are lived in public sight.
OPINION | ROBIN WASHINGTON
Charlie Baker?s not in Cleveland, but he?s on the mind of some Massachusetts delegates.
spotlight
Nearly half of people killed by Massachusetts police over the last 11 years were suicidal, mentally ill, or showed clear signs of crisis.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Big picture
Methadone Mile is a stretch of Massachusetts Avenue where methadone clinics brush up against an open air drug market.
The Globe?s sports award show will be Nov. 14, and voting is now under way on the event?s website.
The company, which has been scrutinized after a crash in April killed a woman, said it was acting to protect public safety.
Friday?s logo prompted some giggles on the Internet.
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?Pokemon Go? has increased the potential for distractions behind the wheel.
A judge acquitted a police officer on all charges stemming from the death of a Baltimore man in 2015.
Alexandria Real Estate Equities has an agreement to buy the eight-acre Cambridge complex.
Celebs are taking to Twitter to sound off on the latest Kanye West-Taylor Swift feud by tweeting that they are above the scuffle.
ground game
Trump had said he wanted the convention to have ?showbiz? qualities, but with a nation on the edge, he needs to emphasize more serious themes.
Design New England
Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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