State inspections show striking increases in problems since Synergy Health Centers began buying nursing homes in Massachusetts.
Approval by lawmakers gave Governor Charlie Baker a victory in his efforts to bridge a daunting budget shortfall.
After weeks of a consistently stoic demeanor, convicted Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was seen wiping tears from his eyes.
KEVIN CULLEN
More than one cause for sorrow in courtDzhokhar Tsarnaev?s relatives wept for him at his trial, apparently eliciting an emotional response from him as well.
Compassion drove Ex-Tsarnaev teacher to testifyWhen testifying last week, Becki Norris told jurors that Tsarnaev was among a handful of students she?ll always remember.
Police are investigating the ?workplace conduct complaint? against Jonathan Pizzi, who resigned as principal of Needham High over the weekend.
John Locher/Associated Press
12 rounds that were widely panned for failing to live up to the hype may have hurt the pay-per-view market for future sports and entertainment events.
Four state health care organizations saved nearly $150 million by coordinating care for patients and working to keep them healthy.
Alexandria Real Estate
Several developers have incorporated or proposed multi-story, glass-enclosed spaces designed to provide lush, sunny parks all year round.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
The left shoulder sprain Hanley Ramirez suffered Monday may require yet another alteration to the overall 2015 plan.
Dan Shaughnessy
The Hall of Famer tells it just as he sees it in his new book, which is due out Tuesday.
Lockhart, who became conductor of the Boston Pops at 35, marks 20 years with a spring season that starts Wednesday.
David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
Two rescue dogs have made a home at the jail, sharing a dorm-style room with four inmates and becoming like mascots for convicts.
Tyler Tumminia has baseball in her bloodThe wife of Red Sox GM Ben Cherington is the daughter of a longtime scout and oversees operations for four minor league teams.
The nonprofit book publisher will add two remote acquisitions editors in light of an anxious decade in publishing.
Maiden was selected best chef in the Northeast in the competition billed as the Oscars of the food world.
Names
The Met Ball is a feast for the eyes, at least among people interested in watching the rich and famous play dress-up.
Episode 25: Old friends, teachers remember Tsarnaev as ?kind?This interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
editorial
Boston?s Olympic bid needs bigger ambitionsWhat are the problems of Boston in 2015 that Mayor Walsh wants Boston 2024 to solve?
Georgiy Samsonov (L), Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters
The big picture
Decades after the Battle for Berlin, photographer Fabrizio Bensch unearthed pictures by a Red Army photographer that depicted a city at war?s end.
Swimming, basketball, and beach volleyball are among the events that won?t wrap up until around midnight or later during the 2016 Games.
Convicted murderer Michelle Kosilek was seeking taxpayer-funded sex-reassignment surgery in prison.
President Obama will nominate Marine General Joseph Dunford Jr. as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The 25-year-old officer is the third New York City officer slain on duty in five months.
McDonald?s CEO says he?s stripping away layers of bureaucracy so the company can move faster to keep up with changing tastes.
Southern-rock revivalist quartet Alabama Shakes tops the Billboard chart with its second full-length LP.
ideas
Can posters and statues incite violence?Lebanon?s Shia and Sunni communities have reached a seemingly small accord: to take down visual propaganda.
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