The one-year pilot program, meant to usher Boston into a new cultural era and pump up the economy, is about to wrap up.

Provincialism aside, the Seahawks are worthy opponents, but this game is all about the Patriots.

The NFL festivities in downtown Phoenix have not meant a boom in business for a nearby church, which planned for a deluge of fans.

Bush almost ran aground at the Andover prep school, and it would take four years for him to straighten out.

Before you open your wallet, house hunters, find out how much it will cost to maintain the items you yearn to have.

Jeremy Eichler’s recommended upcoming performances in the Greater Boston area.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra will present two performances of Szymanowski’s masterpiece “King Roger.”

Decades on, expecting only nostalgia, a former tween revisits his first Florida trip.

Officials don’t need to have a search warrant in order to use a database that tracks the movement of millions of vehicles.

Nonprofit hospitals have a key role to play in feeding America’s hungry.

Toyota, Chrysler, and Honda recalled about 2.1 million vehicles because the airbags might deploy even when the vehicle is not in a crash.

The video was released on militant websites and bore the symbols of previous Islamic State group videos.

A photo essay captures life in two tiny island towns.

For many, Foxborough is synonymous with football, but there’s more to the town than playing host.

James Reed rounds up the winter’s highlights for pop and rock shows.

Oh, how we New Englanders love winter in Florida! There are, in fact, four winters in Florida, each with its own personality.

This concept would fill in a longstanding gap in the city’s street grid.

With the ambitious wind project seemingly dead, take a look back at what went wrong.

Francis’s latest change is another instance in which the two pontiffs seem to be singing from the same songbook.

Medical testing is a huge industry in the United States, with prices that are highly variable in different parts of the country.

Inspiration took an unusual path in choreographer Val Caniparoli’s “Lady of the Camellias,” which Boston Ballet presents Feb. 26-March 8.