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For a quarter-century, Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs ruled the clubby equestrian scene in Wellington, Florida. Then a brash Boston entrepreneur named Mark Bellissimo appeared on the scene. Now the two men have declared war on each other—and the fate of the town hangs in the balance.

As Carol Johnson prepares to step down after six tumultuous years as Boston’s superintendent of schools, her job performance has become a central issue in the city’s first competitive mayoral race in a generation. Critics portray her as an ineffective steward, while her admirers say she’s been a compassionate leader. So how’d she do, really?

The subject is bathroom, and Joe Kennedy, congressman, scion of America’s royal family, and inevitable gubernatorial candidate, has a question. “Okay, I live in Brighton,” […]

When Lissa Curtis met one of the Boston area’s most prominent ballet masters, she accompanied him to a prestigious competition in Romania. But that’s only the beginning of her story.

The 50 most powerful people in town, as ranked by the most powerful people in town.

Watching an entrepreneur flame out while pitching his business to Dan Nova is not a dramatic event. There's no shouting or table-pounding. No oaths are […]

Is former MIT instructor Joe Gibbons an artist who robs banks—or a thief who makes art?

Beatrice Munyenyezi claimed she was a refugee from the Rwandan genocide. Federal agent Brian Andersen suspected she was someone far more sinister.

As I drove down suburban roads far south of the city one day this spring, I had the distinct sensation I was on my way […]

Our thoroughly researched, call-it-like-we-see-it ranking of the restaurants that make Boston a true dining destination.

Survive Boston’s biggest tourist traps, browse great museums on the cheap, or have a blissfully stress-free vacation away from home.

After his son was arrested for downloading files at MIT, Bob Swartz did everything in his power to save him. He couldn’t. Now he wants the institute to own up to its part in Aaron’s death.

Edited by Madeline Bilis, with Ellen Gerst, Simone Migliori, and Jules Struck B rutalism. Beaux Arts. Victorian. Colonial Revival. Boston isn’t lacking in the interesting-looking […]

Ted Kennedy, remembered.

As chief interpreter of the black experience for white America, Harvard’s Henry Louis Gates Jr. may be the most influential black man in the United […]