The last time anyone from the state social services agency saw the missing 5-year-old Fitchburg boy, who is feared dead, was May 20.
The 20-year-old student allegedly admitted that he sent an e-mail threat warning of “shrapnel bombs” in an effort to get out of a final exam.
The 42-year-old man got 35 years to life in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the 2012 shooting.
Most economists expect the Federal Reserve to maintain its pace of $85 billion-a-month bond purchases.
Mike Murphy
The search giant’s recent purchase of Boston Dynamics, it seems, has woken up Wall Street to the fact that robots are everywhere these days.
A little-known provision of the Affordable Care Act boosts the maximum incentives for workplace programs that encourage employees to get healthier.
Dan Shaughnessy
“I care about the stories,” writes Dan Shaughnessy. “But when my head hits the pillow at the end of the day it does ... not ... matter to me if the Patriots won or lost.”
Shirley Leung
You’ll be hearing more from young developer Adam Weiner in 2014 as he chases the Holy Grail of development: air rights.
James G. Kostaras
Planning for a new dayDon’t throw out the Boston Redevelopment Authority — use it to create a blueprint for Boston’s future.
Chara scored twice on the power play, both goals coming with assists from David Krejci and Jarome Iginla, as the Bruins beat the Flames, 2-0.
A preholiday snowstorm hit the Boston metropolitan area during Tuesday evening’s rush-hour commute, paralyzing traffic.
The two winning Mega Millions tickets were sold in California and Georgia, lottery officials said Wednesday.
Outside special interest groups spent twice as much on behalf of Mayor-elect Martin Walsh as they did on John Connolly.
Analysts say the economy would be better able to sustain its growth if the riches were more evenly dispersed.
Mosley centers “Odyssey” on a man’s quest to restore his eyesight.
Dana Gallo Strayton and her husband, Rob Strayton, own the cozy spot reminiscent of a North End bakery in Bedford.
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Was Dickens’s Christmas Carol borrowed from Lowell’s mill girls? A new discovery by literary scholars highlights an unexpected inspiration.
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