Shortage of homes for sale continues to drive up prices
Even in the traditionally off-peak month of November, buying a home in Massachusetts continued to be a competitive endeavor.
Even in the traditionally off-peak month of November, buying a home in Massachusetts continued to be a competitive endeavor.
If you think it?s cold today, just wait until tomorrow.
Civil rights leaders are asking whether law enforcement agencies are adequately investigating, documenting, and recording hate-crime incidents.
No matter how careful a driver might be, icy roads are treacherous to navigate.
The crowds have started to appear with the other Boston Winter ? the holiday fair, with an outdoor shopping plaza and an ice skating rink ? giving hope that, once again, City Hall Plaza can come alive.
Homeless advocates are looking for people staying outside. Usually, they?ll accept an invitation for a night in a shelter.
The pre-Columbian empire relied on knotted strings to encode information, a system so complex that scholars are still struggling to decipher it.
A possible meteor lit the sky Tuesday evening and was seen in Maine and elsewhere in New England.
The White House next wants to pursue an infrastructure spending bill, a prospect that would cause stress for both Democrats and Republicans.
Fishermen have long refused to wear life jackets, saying the floatation devices are inconvenient, constraining, or get in the way of their work.
There have been at least 26 murders in Essex County so far in 2017, the highest number of homicides since 1994, officials said.
Get Smart
Beyond the pomp of the internationally televised event, the 400-member band faces a host of challenges ? like a grueling 5½-mile route. (Imagine hoisting a tuba for that distance.)
The dry dock has been unused and forlorn for decades, but Boston has recently been taking a fresh look at it.
Neighbors and analysts fear the area around the former railyard could become the new Seaport ? highly developed but without the transportation to match.
What do the most popular letters in an advice column about relationships say about 2017?
(Tom Brady?s diet not required.)
Music
Tha band?s annual Throwdown is set for three nights at the House of Blues.
Spotlight follow
By the thousands, readers reacted to the week-long series of articles, which examined whether Boston?s enduring reputation as a place unwelcoming to black people is deserved.
Harrison was released by the Steelers on Saturday and was not claimed on waivers, making him a free agent.
Peter Abraham | Around the Horn
Hanley Ramirez underperformed at DH last season, but the top free agent appears to be overpriced.
His parents gave up everything so the Boston goalie could make the journey from northern Kazakhstan to the NHL.
??I miss the work itself because it was fascinating,?? Obama said of his eight years in the Oval Office, citing his health care reforms as one of his proudest achievements.
Renée Graham
No wonder this is one of Paul Ryan?s favorite films.
Names
The actor has bittersweet feelings about the movie that gave him his career.
One of the most contentious questions in nutrition science has been whether older adults should be taking supplemental vitamin D and calcium.
The people and places that stood out in this year?s dining landscape.
Chad Finn joins host Chris Gasper to break down the Patriots? victory over the Bills Sunday and the Celtics? loss to the Wizards Monday.
EDITORIAL
Despite Donald Trump?s best efforts at repealing his predecessor?s signal achievement, the Affordable Care Act has survived year the first year of Trump?s vindictive presidency.
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One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.
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Admit it. There are few things worse than being sick over the holidays. So we have some advice.
The Eagles? 5-1 finish built their confidence as they headed to the postseason.
D. Herbert Lipson, the owner of Boston magazine, died Christmas morning at the age of 88 after a brief illness, the magazine reported Tuesday.
From a home with an airplane hangar to a penthouse with a view of Blue Hills, we look at properties that were far from cookie-cutter.
President Trump?s direct channel to America has proved its potency in his first year in office.
Critics contend the French president?s approach to economic migrants contradicts his image as a humanist and has crossed a line no previous French leader has crossed.
Job fair, communication workshop, and other notable events and things to know.
Cal Ripken?s favorite baseball movie, and others on the best film about their career field.
The people and places that stood out in this year?s dining landscape.
The big picture
A year ago, eight Syrian families fled the violence of their homeland and immigrated to Greater Boston.