Some big changes are contemplated for America’s oldest park, and it will be Liza Meyer’s mission to make them happen.

Someone splattered white paint and sprayed black paint onto the front entrance of the Massachusetts State House Wednesday.

It feels like things are really heating up this weekend. Some of Greater Boston’s most famous summer traditions are happening ...

State police are investigating after the State House was vandalized early Wednesday morning and a suspicious package was left ...

Police say paint was poured and sprayed on the State House before a suspicious package prompted a bomb squad response.

Video from the scene also showed white paint splattered on a concrete pillar and State House steps. The word “Divest” appears ...

Police believe the person responsible for vandalism at the Massachusetts State House abandoned a "suspicious package" on ...

“Good Trouble” rallies are coming to Boston and other Massachusetts cities on Thursday, July 17, in protest of the Trump ...

A vandal hit the front steps of the State House early Wednesday, splashing paint and spraying graffiti right in the heart ...

The MA State Police moved to shut down the Beacon St. sidewalk in front of the State House on Wednesday morning after an ...

Virtually unchanged since the days of Paul Revere, Boston Common isn’t living up to its potential. Will the city finally undertake a radical transformation of America's oldest park?

A trip back, via The Boston Globe archives, through Boston Common’s violent history, which includes out-of-control hippies, striking cops, curfews, stabbings, drug dealing, and shootings.