Hernandez, who was convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Odin Lloyd, was sentenced to life without parole.
What Aaron Hernandez was convicted ofThe first-degree murder conviction carried a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
Hernandez also faces murder charges in a 2012 double homicide that allegedly took place after a dispute at a Boston nightclub.
Odin Lloyd?s relatives recall him as ?backbone? of the family?Odin was my first, best gift I ever received,? said Ursula Ward, the mother of the man who was murdered by Aaron Hernandez.
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Chiarelli has been the team?s general manager since 2006 but Boston failed to make the playoffs this season.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Deb Goldberg rues decision that cost employee her jobHannah Fisher said an apology from the state treasurer would be terrific, as well as a change in state law.
John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
One Boston Day, a new observation that falls on April 15, honors ?the spirit of grace and resilience of the people of Boston.?
A guide on the evolving trend of impact investingThe traditional view of making money: that financial returns and personal values were incompatible. But that wall has crumbled.
While Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, foreign donations sharply accelerated to an arm of her husband?s charitable works.
MassDOT board to meet for first time since scathing reportAn expert panel appointed by Governor Baker has recommended that the board members resign.
Shirley Leung
Raising, discounting fares may be answer for MBTAThe Baker administration wants to raise fares to maintain and invest in transit, then offer discounts to low-income riders.
Millennium Partners
If approved, the Winthrop Square project would add another tower to the fast-changing Boston skyline.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Fun facts to think about this tax seasonYou may not realize but the hubbub around tax day isn?t really about paying.
Alexandria Real Estate?s empire grows in Kendall SquareThe publicly traded real estate investment company has become a dominant developer and landlord in the area.
Episode 18: Tsarnaev found guilty on all countsThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
SCOT LEHIGH
Free MBTA from Pacheco LawThe statute protects the T from the performance-improving pressure of private competition.
Jim Davis/Globe Staff
the big picture
With sunny skies and mild temperatures the Red Sox kicked off Opening Day at Fenway Park against the Washington Nationals.
For a 6-2 Red Sox team with questions about its pitching staff, seeing Uehara get a save was affirming.
The city received 30,059 requests for snow removal this year, and 4,019 remained open until this week.
Conversations with aides, as well as longtime confidants, reveal how tricky the situation is for the secretary of state.
The U.N. special envoy will consult with key players to try to relaunch political negotiations aimed at ending the country?s civil war.
The publicly traded real estate investment company has become a dominant developer and landlord in the area.
The part-time singer and hospital orderly soared to lasting fame with his aching performance on the classic song.
There are a lot of great places to tame hunger in the Fenway neighborhood.
Deprogramming ISIS recruits comes with high stakesWestern countries are at an impasse over what to do with those who want to opt out.
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