Suffolk Country District Attorney's Office
The killer of Dr. Michael Davidson, a beloved Brigham surgeon, seemed like an ordinary man who snapped. A deeper look provides a much darker picture. By Evan Allen
Kevin Cullen
Sean Corrigan had a dream, an American dream, and it was for his kids more than him.
About 500 nonprofit fund-raising galas are held here each year, and attending them is the corporate community?s cross to bear.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Kentucky coach stretches the rules and wins, but also brought disgrace to Massachusetts?s state school.
Sean Proctor/Globe Staff/File
Fixing the MBTA
How do you put the T back on track (and maybe on time)?
Starts & Stops
Commuters shared what they would ask officials from the company that runs the commuter rail if they had the chance.
Yvonne Abraham
Mayor Walsh was initially skeptical about a Boston Olympics, promising to protect the city?s interests. Now he?s their gung-ho booster in chief.
KEVIN PAUL DUPONT I ON SECOND THOUGHT
?I didn?t know happiness until I got? to the seminary, said Mulligan, awaiting his May 16 ordination.
The highly charged charter school debate, waged for years in the Legislature, could soon become a constitutional court fight.
John Blanding/Globe Staff
Heather Abbott was braced for anger when she saw Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in court, but no anger came.
Officers found guns and drugs while searching the home of Rev. Shaun Harrison, who is accused of shooting a student selling marijuana for him.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
A local group embarked on a journey similar to one made by an earlier generation fighting Jim Crow laws.
Warming trend continuing through the weekTemperatures will only reach into the 30s Sunday, but by Tuesday and Wednesday they should be in the 40s, according to forecasts.
Police keep Amherst?s Blarney Blowout containedOfficers made only six arrests, down from 55 last year.
Brianna Wu makes stand at PAX EastThe Arlington video game developer, who received threats from a shadowy movement, safely kept her vow to appear at the convention.
John L. Allen Jr. | all things catholic
Plus: the Pope and the movements, and remembering Cardinal Egan.
Day 2: Icons of the bombing take the standThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
Stephen Kurkjian
Boston?s lost artThieves stole the Gardner paintings 25 years ago; the city?s leaders could help get them back.
Adnan Abidi/Reuters
Holi is a festival that marks events in Hindu mythology and provides photographers with a colorful visual feast.
The president of Fenway Sports Group has a larger stake in the Sox, but those close to the team insist he is there to help, not displace anyone.
Norman Lee, a longtime artist with DC Comics and Marvel Comics, went missing after snorkeling in the Cayman Islands.
The state?s two-year colleges are retooling their courses to meet the needs of residents and local businesses.
On the 50th anniversary of ?Bloody Sunday,? President Obama reflected on how far the country has come and how far it has to go.
The Republican White House contender?s challenges were on display during his first visit to the Hawkeye State.
Lukey chairs the complex trial and appellate litigation group at Choate, Hall & Stewart LLP.
The awards bestow honors, exhibition opportunities, and scholarships on creative students in grades 7 through 12.
Ten years ago, there wasn?t much going on in Kittery?s Foreside area. Today, there are restaurants, shops, and cafes.
How criminal records hold Americans backMillions are trailed by permanent, easily accessible records ? at what critics say is far too a high a cost.
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