From a Massachusetts-set romance to the Boston-themed season of a hit reality series, here's what to watch this weekend.
The #MeToo case ended Sabatini's stint at the Whitehead Institute. His lawsuit alleges defamation, while his former mentee's countersuit claims he cultivated a hostile workplace environment.
The president of Cornell University, Michael Kotlikoff, has come under harsh criticism over the university's handling of a former student's claims that she was gang-raped at a fraternity party in 2024.
The discovery of Sandra Birchmore's body is central to the prosecution of Matthew Farwell, as prosecutors allege he strangled her and staged the scene to look like a suicide.
The man pleaded not guilty Tuesday at his arraignment in Edgartown District Court to a single charge of rape, according to a recording of the court session obtained by the Globe on Wednesday.
“There were moments that were tense as we were deliberating,” juror Michael P. Desronvil said in the interview.
Massachusetts regulators moved to revoke the licenses of all 12 RegalCare nursing homes after a Globe Spotlight investigation into the company.
A coalition of doctors is calling on Governor Maura Healey's administration to take emergency action to backstop their malpractice coverage.
The proposal, outlined in a memo to the Boston School Committee Wednesday evening, would require students to lock up non-school issued devices for the entire school day beginning in fall 2027.
The Flour founder’s ‘The Joy of Cookies,’ is full of recipes for unforgettable chewy, crispy, sweet (and sometimes a little salty) treats. Treat yourself.
Investigators determined the fire was not suspicious.
For the full week between Jacksonville and Buffalo, national and local sports talk shows were peppered with insistence Maye was nothing more than Mac Jones 2.0.
Governor Healey, a Democrat, is seeking her second term in office. Mike Minogue is a first time candidate that casts himself as an independent.
Entertainment RX is an entertainment-guided advice column offering things to read, listen to, or watch that somehow address — or, in some cases, distract from — the issues readers write in about.
All signs point to our region trending warmer than usual, swinging from the colder, snowier winter we experienced last season to more rain, ice, and slush.