Photographer
Bill Greene has been with the Globe as a staff photographer for 26 years. His awards include being named National Photographer of the Year twice. He has won Photographer of the Year honors from the Boston Press Photographers Association twelve times. Other honors include the Robert F. Kennedy International Photojournalism Award for his story of the Lost Boys of Sudan, as well as first place in the World Press Photo competition for his coverage of the Mississippi River flood of 1993. A Pulitzer Prize finalist, he is also a three-time Emmy award winner for his recent multimedia work for the Globe, including the Chappaquiddick video of series on the fall and rise of Senator Edward M. Kennedy.
Latest stories
Connecticut school shootings
As investigators hunt for answers, rites begin in Newtown
By Martine Powers and Peter Schworm , Globe Staff
Amid incalculable loss, this grieving town began the task of burying the young victims of Friday’s shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Vt. couple charged with murder of teacher
By Bill Greene and Peter Schworm , Globe Staff
Police said Allen and Patricia Prue lured 33-year-old Melissa Jenkins from her home with a call for help in an impulsive plot ‘‘to get a girl.’’
Police: Suspect confesses to killing Vermont teacher
By Bill Greene, Peter Schworm, John R. Ellement and Martin Finucane , Globe Staff
The suspect gave a detailed description of luring 33-year-old Melissa Jenkins from her home on the pretext of car trouble, then strangling her with the help of his wife, police said.
Hope, and lives, rebuilt after Irene
By David Filipov and Bill Greene , Globe Staff
Tropical Storm Irene took homes and shattered Christmas traditions in Vermont, but residents have rallied around one another.