The possible closure of Boston’s only public methadone clinic comes at a time when heroin overdoses are rising dramatically across the state.
Jim Davis/Globe staff/file
Beginning this summer, the multipurpose arena will undergo a privately funded renovation that is expected to finish within two years.
The Hollywood legend, who started in the silent film era, was an outsized and amazingly versatile talent.
A man who has spent more than 32 years in prison for murder has found an unlikely ally: mobster James “Whitey” Bulger.
Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff
The store’s proximity to the Marathon bombings has made it a powerful empathetic force.
After 16 years of the MCAS, state education leaders are exploring the once unthinkable: a new standardized testing system, this time done almost entirely online.
Hubway opened for its fourth season with a rosy financial prognosis and a fresh contract between the City of Boston and bike-share operators.
Adrian Walker
Joshua K. Messier’s death, which never should have happened, was a window into a deeply troubled state institution that has probably outlived its mission.
opinion | Jennifer Graham
Lent an excuse, challenge for anorexicsFor those with eating disorders, it’s a welcome cover that can’t last long enough.
The undefeated Huskies will play undefeated Notre Dame for the national championship on Tuesday night.
Streamed live, 24 hours a day, Wellesley College’s “Ravencam” is making unlikely stars of two big, black birds.
Crowds of pro-Russian demonstrators stormed government buildings Sunday in several major cities.
The goal is create a wheelchair that can be operated by using a headband with sensors that detect body movements, such as those involved in facial expressions.
Jakop Ahlbom’s “Lebensraum (Habitat),” is a silent film-come-to-life which blends mime, illusion, and acrobatics.
The old expectations of unhealthy baseball park food are striking out at Fenway Park.
Design New EnglandThe March/April issue features a dysfunctional East Boston row house transformed into a tidy home and garden.
ideas
Not your grandpa’s labor unionAs “employee” and “employer” become hazy categories, experiments in worker advocacy are replacing unions as we’ve known them.
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