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Army Specialist Mitchell Daehling, 24, was deployed shortly after getting married last year.
New extreme in Dookhan case fallout — alleged murderA man charged in a Brockton killing was freed from prison because of evidence tainted by former state drug lab chemist Annie Dookhan.
Students are outraged over a 2009 doctoral dissertation arguing that Hispanic immigrants lack “raw cognitive ability or intelligence.”
The Episcopal leader successfully underwent surgery to remove a mass discovered on his brain, according to the diocese.
Greig was sentenced to eight years in prison for helping her boyfriend, James “Whitey” Bulger, evade capture for more than 16 years.
The jackpot soared above $600 million, setting a new record for the game and creating lavish dreams for players across the country.
Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hope periodic photos showing the bombing suspect’s recovery will call into question his ability to make any admissions of guilt.
The image of a shocked and injured Nicole Gross came to symbolize the bombings, and Friday she met the Globe photographer who took the picture.
John M. Analetto was convicted of extortion for threatening a gambler who owed their bookie more than $3,000.
Amtrak service between New York and Boston remains suspended after a Metro-North train collision sent 70 people to the hospital.
Investigation
A nine-month Globe investigation of Boston’s $1 billion taxicab industry found widespread corruption.
Coverage
Coverage of two blasts that shook the city, killing 3 and injuring at least 170, and the ensuing manhunt resulting in the death of a MIT police officer, the death of one suspect, and the capture of another.
GOP Senate hopeful Gabriel Gomez has contended that Rep. Edward Markey, who has not held a public event since last Sunday, has been hiding.
As he announces he will not run again, a look back at the five-term tenure of Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino.
Abraham is a Metro columnist. Her work appears on Thursdays and Sundays.
Cullen is a columnist for the Metro section who previously wrote for the Foreign desk and Spotlight team.
Walker has been a columnist for the Metro section since 1998.
The Guggenheim took its first steps toward becoming a global institution with Mr. Messer in charge.
Get about as close as you can get to the marine environment without jumping in with these kayaking opportunities north of Boston.
A fashion challenge was behind professor Kevin Kit Parker’s project-based engineering class this semester.
Special report
A five-part Globe series on a year in Boston’s Bowdoin-Geneva neighborhood.
Coverage
Globe coverage of the state’s implementation of resort gambling following the 2011 law legalizing casinos.
Special section
The 2003 West Warwick, R.I. fire was one of the deadliest in US history. The blaze killed 100, injured hundreds more, and forced the region to reasses fire safety.
Coverage
Globe coverage of the national outbreak linked to a Framingham compounding pharmacy.
Coverage
A former state chemist is accused with mishandling drug evidence that may have helped convict hundreds of people from 2003 through 2012.
Dec. 9, 2012
A year-long Globe investigation reveals a US immigration system that has released thousands of potentially dangerous criminals to US streets.
Special section
Recent investigative reportsRead recent stories and ongoing investigations from the Globe’s journalists.
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