In June, as questions about the project’s rising cost to taxpayers persisted, the Globe requested the full range of cost scenarios the city has calculated for its part of the public-private project.

The federal government has never fully funded special education, leaving schools across the country ill-equipped to teach children with severe disabilities. Today the US government contributes a mere ...

Whether you’re looking for a romance novel to toss into your beach bag or something more mysterious to read on the lake house dock, this list of 75 books has something for every kind of reader.

The Pulitzer Prize Board highlighted the Globe’s coverage of financial mismanagement at Steward Health Care and its impact on patients and their families for its public service award, one of the most ...

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It’s a scenario playing out in cities around the country: office buildings sit empty, and projects seeking to revitalize them — and breathe life into struggling commercial areas — are on hold as costs...

The Association of Health Care Journalists is thrilled to announce the winners of the 2024 Awards for Excellence in Health Care Journalism.

A new owner is taking over the mortgage on 99 High Street at a substantial discount from its previous sale price.

Pari Kim, a star on the third and latest season of “Love on the Spectrum,” has plenty of opinions about the MBTA.

Historians say the deletions are part of a larger effort by the Trump administration to wipe LGBTQ+ history from the public record.

One Financial Plaza, a 28-story tower in the heart of downtown Providence with more than 300,000 square feet of office space, was recently foreclosed on.

Developer Tom O'Brien will drop his bid for Mayor of Boston before it started.

Developer Tom O'Brien will drop his bid for Mayor of Boston before it started.

O’Brien, one of Boston’s most prominent real estate developers, plans to enter the race before Mayor Wu holds her own re-election kick off next Saturday.

In a first, a downtown Boston skyscraper was sold at auction on the sidewalk.

Five years after COVID upended the city’s office market, a long-delayed reckoning on the value of office towers is coming.

Five years after COVID upended the city’s office market, a long-delayed reckoning on the value of office towers is coming.