BOSTON — Boston scored twice in the final 82 seconds to force overtime, and then forward Patrice Bergeron sent Toronto home in OT.

BOSTON — Paul and J.P. Norden each lost a right leg in the Boston Marathon bombings.

BOSTON — Paula Carey, head of the probate court division, was named Monday to lead the state’s trial court.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Anthony Baye pleaded guilty to setting a series of fires, including one that killed an elderly man and his adult son.

In spite of her own personal pain and suffering, Maureen Dunn dedicated her life to helping POWs, MIAs and their families. She passed away last Friday at the age of 72.

BOSTON — It happens more than you might imagine in hockey. But the chances are even greater in another major professional sport.

BOSTON — The program sends officers to foreign nations to help train their police and form partnerships to fight international crime. Boston’s participation had been agreed upon prior to the marathon bombings.

The events of April 15 and the week that followed shocked and perhaps changed this city forever. We’ve heard from law enforcement officials, from mayors, from first responders and from victims. Today, we speak to Gov. Deval Patrick, who led the commonwealth through those difficult days.

NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. — Bombing Suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was a student at UMass Dartmouth and three of his friends who also took classes there are accused of impeding the investigation into the attack.

BOSTON — Even as the minority share of the Massachusetts electorate hit a historic high last fall.

Students, administrators and stakeholders share thoughts on sports in Boston Public Schools.