Ganzert: AI can be game-changer for animals

Opinion | Quicker and smarter computing is helping society limit animal suffering, improve welfare and restore natural ecosystems in ways that were unimaginable just a decade ago.

Gaskin: Earth Day in a “drill baby, drill” world

Opinion | Earth Day, first observed in 1970, was established as a global call to action for environmental protection.

Editorial: Wellness grants and block party $$ show Boston needs an audit

Editorial | Bostonians don’t want to learn after the fact that City Hall funds were spent inappropriately, or wonder how we can afford community parties but not teachers.

Boston Marathon photo gallery

The runners once again inspired the nation to get out and jog!

High school roundup/scores: Ben Miga, Jax Parker power Masconomet

Ben Miga and Jax Parker carried the offensive load for Masconomet in a big way on Monday.

Wellesley crowd cheers Boston Marathon runners through halfway point

An enthusiastic and loud crowd kept runners going through the Wellesley hills halfway through the 2026 Boston Marathon on Monday.

130th Boston Marathon: Runners, families, friends bring stories to course

The course and sidelines of the 130th Boston Marathon were packed Monday with a passionate crowd, bringing different backgrounds, motivations and tales to the historic race.

Ashley Wallace, Maddie Reynolds spark Beverly to win over Swampscott

Ashley Wallace and Maddie Reynolds were certainly up to the task for Beverly on Monday.

Red Sox needed speed and unexpected hero delivered: ‘That’s game awareness’

The Red Sox have been missing game-changing speed this season, but on Monday, an unexpected hero delivered

Police Blotter: Dominican citizen charged with fraud; Boston man faces federal gun charge

The U.S. The Attorney’s Office announced the arrest of a Dominican citizen living illegally in Brockton on charges of healthcare fraud and identity theft.

Bruins legend Zdeno Chara runs Boston Marathon again to give back

The Boston Marathon for Bruins legend Zdeno Chara isn’t just about pushing himself athletically. It’s about giving back.

Boston organization returns queer migrant wellness grant funding to city after backlash

An organization is returning all grant funding to the City of Boston after backlash over its decision to use the money to provide “wellness allowance” vouchers for queer migrants, spending the mayor’s office said was improper.

Red Sox pull off Patriots Day win despite injured starter’s early exit

Red Sox salvage a series split despite Sonny Gray’s injury-fueled early exit

Joe Mazzulla, Coach of the Year finalist, pitches idea for new award

Joe Mazzulla hates the NBA’s Coach of the Year award. He has an idea for a better one.

Bruins try to pick up pieces after brutal Game 1 loss in Buffalo

The ending to Game 1 was brutal for the Bruins. But Marco Sturm doesn’t want his team to lose sight of some of the things it did well.

John Korir, Sharon Lokedi go back-to-back to win 130th Boston Marathon

It was a record-breaking day during the 130th running of the Boston Marathon.

Red Sox starter Sonny Gray exits Marathon Monday game with injury

Red Sox starter Sonny Gray exits Marathon Monday game with injury

76ers star: Game 1 blowout didn’t feel like playoff game for Celtics

“They didn’t feel like it was a playoff game. We did, but they didn’t. … I feel like it was an easy game, and that’s not OK.”

Boston Marathon live blog from Hopkinton to Boylston Street

Today’s running of the 130th Boston Marathon will soon kick off in Hopkinton under crisp, clear skies. It’s perfect weather for watching and racing. We will keep posting updates all day.

Report: Patriots ‘likely’ to acquire Eagles WR A.J. Brown in trade after June 1

The Patriots are ‘likely’ to acquire Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown in a post-June 1 trade, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Lucas: Healey hazy on transparency

Opinion | Despite mounting problems ranging from welfare fraud to windless windmills, Gov. Maura Healey is still favored to win reelection in 2026.

For Alex Cora and Red Sox staff, this Boston Marathon hits different

Alex Cora has always understood how much the Boston Marathon means, but this year he has an even greater appreciation for the historic race.

Charity mission a marathon tradition

The Boston Marathon has already raised over $50 million for charity before the 26.2-mile race gets underway.

Will Joro spiders pop up in Massachusetts? The arachnids can live near human habitats, like noisy roads

Will Joro spiders pop up in Massachusetts? The arachnids can live near human habitats, like noisy roads: ‘Definitely keep an eye out’

Pedro Martinez sponsors 10 Boston Marathon runners through foundation

From Scotland to Hong Kong to the Dominican Republic, runners from far and wide will be out on the Boston Marathon course Monday representing one of the most famous Red Sox players as he continues to make a mark on the city.

Selecting one offensive tackle for Patriots in each round of 2026 NFL Draft

The Patriots need more help at offensive tackle, which means they should draft one of these 7 blockers.

Locke: Financial literacy extends to housing policies

Opinion | As part of the home-buying process, consumers should expect their credit scores to be pulled. Credit scores determine a loan offer, down payment requirements and interest rates.

Editorial: Tax burden just one way to evaluate Mass.

Editorial | While certainly a serious consideration, a tax-friendly environment shouldn’t be the sole reason for pulling up stakes.

Belsito, Dublois: Mass. welfare programs on collision course with reality

Opinion | Without change, Massachusetts’ taxpayers will continue to be forced to finance programs that promote dependency over self-sufficiency and incur massive federal penalties for avoidable errors.

Bruins cough up Game 1, lose to Buffalo, 4-3

The Bruins allowed four goals late in the third period and lost a very winnable Game 1 to the Buffalo Sabres.