Voters hit polls as S.C. campaign draws to close
South Carolinians battled stormy weather to vote in today’s primary, while Mitt Romney urged Newt Gingrich to release records related to his work for Freddie Mac.
Obama to outline economic vision in State of the Union
President Obama will outline a plan he hopes will lead to a lasting economic recovery that will ‘‘work for everyone, not just a wealthy few.’’
Up to 6 inches of snow expected in parts of Mass.
Boston is expected to get up to 4 inches of snow today and the southern coast about a half-foot.
Rangers 3, Bruins 2
Bruins lose in final seconds of OT
The Rangers scored with 3.6 seconds left in overtime to top the Bruins in a matchup of the top two teams in the Eastern Conference.
Exclusive Sunday Preview
A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.
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Welcome to Megaboston
The little-known story of how a small city almost became gigantic.
Explore New England
Boston’s North End vs. Providence’s Federal Hill
Both neighborhoods have been the Little Italies of their respective cities for well over a century, yet they couldn’t look more different.
Travel
The history and culture of Peru through its foods
Peruvian cooking recently was called “the next big thing’’ in gastronomy, and it’s easy to see why.
Theater
Remembering director David Wheeler
The death of legendary Boston stage director David Wheeler on Jan. 4 at age 86 unleashed a flood of tributes from actors and theater professionals about his impact and legacy.
“I’d like to see what he actually told Freddie Mac.”
Mitt Romney, speaking today about Newt Gingrich
Inside The Boston Globe
Columnists
Metro
Critic’s Notebook
Gift from daughter to mother: ‘Ethel’
A small army of Kennedys descended upon Park City, Utah, yesterday for the premiere of “Ethel,’’ documentary filmmaker Rory Kennedy’s love letter to her mother.
Nation & World
Divers find another body in ship; death toll now 12
The body of a woman wearing a life vest was recovered by Italian divers today from a narrow underwater corridor of the capsized cruise ship.
Politics
Political Notebook
Brown sees a wealth of difference
Even as he defended Mitt Romney’s decision not to release his tax returns until April, Senator Scott Brown expressed astonishment yesterday at Romney’s vast wealth.
Business
A jolt for morning news
Boston television stations are revamping their programming in the fight for morning ratings, which are significant revenue generators.
Sports
Flacco is ready to get past the questions
After being doubted by teammates and fans, will this be the year Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco breaks through in the postseason?
Arts
Photography Review
Spare scenes at Kayafas exhibit
At first glance, the 25 black-and-white photographs in “Peter Kayafas: Totems’’ recall the work of Wright Morris.
Opinion
“Rather than tormenting public transit riders, the government should be blessing them for taking 1.3 million car trips off the roads in Massachusetts each day.”
Renée Loth
Ideas
“The problem, as Shoup and his allies see it, is that parking on the street is simply too desirable. Because spaces are so cheap, drivers have a powerful incentive to spend time hunting for them.”
Leon Neyfakh on the case for the $6 parking meter