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The truck driver that fatally struck an MIT scientist probably did not even see the 36-year-old when the vehicle collided with her bike Sunday afternoon.
A House bill would boost spending by $39 million, which would freeze tuition increases, but Senate leaders are proposing only a $16 million increase.
Paul Collins pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing several boys while he was the swim coach at a Boys & Girls club in Arlington during the late 1970s.
Adrian Walker
The mayor of Boston continues to relish every moment of the job that has come to define him.
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US Senate race
Appearing in Dorchester with Senator John McCain, Gabriel Gomez slammed his opponent for voting against a 2004 measure to honor the Sept. 11 victims.
Larry Hittinger and Michael Ward first encountered each other in the chaotic aftermath of the Marathon bombings, when they carried an injured boy to EMTs.
The school awarded posthumous degrees to Marathon victim Lu Lingzi and Binland Lee, a senior who died last month in a fire.
Judy Clarke, the lawyer heading the defense for 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, is well-versed in capital cases.
MBTA officer hangs tough in recovery from shootingRichard “Dic” Donohue remembers almost nothing of the night he was shot during chaotic gunfire on a normally quiet Watertown street.
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.
Rep. Edward Markey and Gabriel Gomez both said on the campaign trail they would participate in a WBZ/Boston Globe debate on June 5.
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.
Mr. Johnson helped integrate the Globe’s pressroom and was a very active member of the Merrimack Valley branch of the NAACP.
The carousel soon to adorn the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway in Boston is a horse of a different color.
William Griswold will explain how archeology and physics intersect at Boston College’s Weston Observatory.
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.
