Before you start to worry about flooding, take a deep breath. The outlook isn’t as dire as it seems.

With 10 women and eight men selected as jurors, each side in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will provide an opening statement.

With more snow forecast this week, a divide has emerged, one that would seem curious only to someone not from here.

The Los Angeles administrator has gained a reputation for a quick mind, collaborative approach, and a strong conviction.

Assessed values have risen dramatically, and the corresponding increase in taxes is a shock to some small businesses.

Chef Matt Jennings and his team hustled to work out the details and create a special experience for the opening of his new brasserie, Townsman.

The board that oversees the T also expressed skepticism about issuing refunds for poor service, saying repair and upgrades take priority.

The Israeli prime minister delivered an impassioned challenge to President Obama’s efforts with Iran, calling a nuclear pact a bad deal.

What Walsh can learn from the Olympics bid, the school superintendent search, and all that snow.

Pro-government forces continued a large-scale offensive to oust the militant group from one of its major urban strongholds.

More than 400,000 low-income workers in Massachusetts would benefit from a proposed increase in the state’s Earned Income Tax Credit.

The best-known military commander of his generation has reached a plea deal with the Justice Department after showing classified journals to a mistress.

The team behind Journeyman expands to Study and the adjacent Ames Street Deli, with a singular, sometimes eccentric approach to food.

Boris Nemtsov is only the latest person who has been killed in a jaw-dropping array of inconvenient individuals.

The focus, House Speaker Robert DeLeo told the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, would be to protect public funds.

The Supreme Court just made it a little harder for well-connected industries to hijack government regulation for their own ends.

Begin with pork loin wrapped in prosciutto, then use some slices to make open-faced versions of the French classic croque monsieur.

The judge doesn’t believe that Philip Chism paid adequate attention to his Miranda rights.

The Dublin-based retailer said it intends to run its US business from Boston and is close to signing a deal on local office space.

The order followed an outcry over giving a convicted prisoner a platform to express repugnant views about a horrific crime that shocked Indians.

Recipe for pork loin roast wrapped in prosciutto with roasted potatoes.