2016 Grammy Awards

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Meghan Trainor, of Nantucket, won for best new artist.

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Lady Gaga was on stage at the Grammys.

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Adele performed at the Grammys.

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Kendrick Lamar performed at the Grammys.

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The cast of the musical ?Hamilton? won for best musical theater album.

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Lionel Richie performed with John Legend and Demi Lovato at the Grammys.

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Taylor Swift performed at the Grammys.

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Singer The Weeknd performed.

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Kendrick Lamar and Whitney Alford are there.

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Lady Gaga is at the Grammys.

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Taylor Swift is at the 58th Grammy Awards.

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Zendaya arrived on the red carpet.

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Johnny Depp, Joe Perry, and Alice Cooper are at the Grammys.

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Musician Dave Grohl and his wife Jordyn arrived.

Legends honored, locals win on Grammy night

Rappers, country and blues stars, a Broadway cast, and a host of tributes won ovations, while sound glitches and drowsy performances earned a thumbs-down.

Ty Burr

Gaga does Bowie: Imitation and sincere flattery at the Grammys

Honestly, who better than Lady Gaga to pay tribute to the music icon?

GRAMMY AWARDS

Nantucket?s Meghan Trainor wins best new artist Grammy

Trainor was emotional Monday when she accepted the award.

Krispy Kreme says it?s headed back to New England

The doughnut chain, which previously flopped here, said it will open stores in N.H. and Maine ?over the next several years.?

Brandon Scott spoke with Joyce Lorraine in Portland about a petition regarding a referendum for another casino in the southern part of the state. — Joel Page/Portland Press Herald

Existing Maine casinos mobilize to block new competitors

?The casinos are the biggest anticasino force in the state, by far,? said one activist.

What all parents can (and must) learn from Columbine

Almost 17 years after the massacre, Sue Klebold, the mother of one of the shooters, has written about her experience.

Letters detail friendship between St. John Paul, Vt. philosopher

John Paul and Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka?s correspondence showed a startling degree of affection.

Malden police captain says officials blocked probes

John Amirault claims in a lawsuit that he was prevented from investigating two crimes involving city employees.

2 more patients accuse fertility doctor of assault

The women say that Dr. Roger Ian Hardy sexually assaulted them during procedures.

City officials had high praise for seniors Kylie Webster-Cazeau (left), 18, and Meggie Noel, 17, who say there has been too little improvement in conditions at Boston Latin. — Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff

Boston Latin students who launched race dialogue praised

Meggie Noel and Kylie Webster-Cazeau say they didn?t want to exit the elite school without calling attention to their experiences of racial bias.

Slick roads will be an issue during morning commute

The troublespots will exist mainly north and west of town, but they?ll be gone later in the day as temperatures reach into the 50s.

City lets workers take vehicles home to suburbs

More than 100 city employees drive taxpayer-funded vehicles to 52 communities, some as far away as Cape Cod, each night.

Lead water pipes still a concern in Boston area

More than 20,000 area buildings are fed by lead service lines that run from the main municipal water line.

George W. Bush returns to campaign trail for Jeb

Bush, in his first political foray since leaving office, praised his brother?s ?quiet conviction? and ?humble faith.?

Kevin Cullen

Firefighters face stress, carcinogens, sometimes early death

The best way to honor good and honorable firefighters is to make it possible for those coming up behind them to live longer.

Opinion & Ideas

Opinion | L. Rafael Reif

The dividends of investing in science

The discovery of gravitational waves affirmed that supporting great science is a vital source of our nation?s strength.

Life sciences

STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.

Ground Game

Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton spar over Obama?s legacy

President Obama?s name was mentioned 33 times during the debate, the first since Sanders trounced Clinton in the New Hampshire primary.

The Big Picture

Winter white

Across the globe, snow blankets the landscape, giving photographers a new perspective on their surroundings.

Sports

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Marine veteran Tim Fallon (left) was assisted in his return to the ski slopes by guides Pierre Swick and Tim Robson, who told him when and where to turn.

For blind skier, hurtling down the slopes is a leap of faith

?You can sit in your house . . . or you can go out and . . . keep doing the things you used to do,? said Tim Fallon, who was blinded by an IED explosion.