The shortfall would force difficult choices on the new administration of Governor Charlie Baker and the state Legislature.
Eastern Mass. and coastal areas saw about 4 inches of snow overnight, with lower accumulation amounts inland.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
Bostonians are raising quite a stink in some neighborhoods where residents say they haven?t had their trash picked-up since the historic snowfall.
Mayor Walsh renegotiates Olympic dealA new agreement removes language that seemed to bar city employees from criticizing Boston?s Olympic effort.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
It?s all so theoretical. It?s so distant. Who can plan that far off? But that?s what the Olympics 2024 organizers have to do.
As E. Susan Garsh presides over the trial of Aaron Hernandez, her sometimes curt style is coming under closer scrutiny.
Associated Press
Jurors rejected defense arguments that Eddie Ray Routh was insane and suffered from psychosis.
Shirley Leung
Paul Barrett is the chairman of a new panel tasked with figuring out what?s wrong with our public transit system and how to fix to it.
David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
The state is replacing 8,500 lottery terminals in an effort to retain customers who may be tempted by slot machines and table games.
The Forum restaurant on Boylston Street, a symbol of perserverance and resilience after the Boston Marathon bombing, will close on March 1.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Red Sox owner addressed the team?s front office structure as well as other topics Tuesday.
The young Cuban is still undergoing his physical, but the Sox appear pleased with their $63 million investment.
Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff
Luxury dealers are rolling out lavish perks to create a VIP-like experience to cement the loyalties of buyers for many cars to come.
In the one-hour series finale, all the years of warmth and community accumulated into one last giddy, adorable burst of love and happiness.
Fluto Shinzawa | On hockey
Despite controlling the pace of play for most of the night, the Bruins ended up with zero points.
Pollo a la brasa is a meal eaten almost exclusively in restaurants in Peru and in Boston, where four eateries now offer it.
DANTE RAMOS
?Academic freedom? not an all-purpose excuse for misconductIntellectual freedom doesn?t preclude scholars from being held accountable for questionable ethical choices.
David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
A look back at our recent public transit woes, due to an unusually harsh winter.
Teammates and coaches are excited to have their clubhouse leader back in town.
Lawyers for the former Westfield State University president, embroiled in federal and state lawsuits, are looking to drop him as a client.
The Justice Department said that there was not enough evidence to bring federal civil rights charges against George Zimmerman.
The Senate moved closer Tuesday to a deal to avert a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.
As cheaper supplies are cutting bills for homes heated with gas, electricity customers are stuck with spiking rates based on last fall?s scenarios.
In concert with the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts Conference, ceramics exhibitions are popping up around the region.
Every New Englander has a snow story. Here is Gordon Hamersley?s, which includes Moroccan-born truck guys and a yearning for tagine.
Globe Insiders
Visit the Globe newsroomThe tour includes a morning news meeting where you?ll hear Globe editors plan out the day?s coverage and next day?s newspaper.
The Internationalist
A daring plan to rebuild Syria ? no matter who wins the warWith the battle still ongoing, a huge team of Syrian planners plots the restoration of Aleppo and beyond.
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