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The MBTA announced that the Green Line station at Boston’s Symphony Hall will be closed for nearly three years for accessibility improvements. Construction is scheduled to begin June 6. trib.al/pRxMZqu

Tyngsborough man dies in two-vehicle crash in Dracut, police say trib.al/jZSmglO

BU opts in to House vs. NCAA settlement, clearing way to pay athletes directly out of athletic department’s budget trib.al/APqHMdD

Someone stole the ice cream mascot from Flour Bakery + Cafe on Boston Common, and we're on the hunt to get him back.🍦Have you seen Swirly?

A Wellesley mother accused of killing her two children last month pleaded not guilty to murder charges during her arraignment. trib.al/FVWARWN

After rolling to a 10-3 win, the Red Sox will look to go for the sweep when they take on the Tigers tonight. trib.al/54rktTO

From @LoveLettersBlog: How do I stop feeling like everything is going to crumble in a good relationship? trib.al/MGCeM5E

The Wellesley mother accused of killing her two children is set to appear in court. Watch it live. trib.al/jTtk6dL

Brad Stevens discussed the Celtics’ first-round loss at his end-of-season news conference. Here are the highlights. trib.al/xg7MhAn

President Trump has signed off on a new US counterterrorism strategy that sets eliminating drug cartels in the Western Hemisphere as the administration’s highest priority, the White House announced. trib.al/hEiFLnM

Since 1977, Sailor Stan's operated on Rocky Neck. Now, the restaurant and adjoining three-bedroom residence is for sale. trib.al/K7aneVh

Woman dies days after she was rescued from burning home in Worcester trib.al/P5ohE3W

Taxpayers who were penalized by the IRS during the coronavirus pandemic for failing to pay their taxes or filing late may qualify for a refund. Here's what to know. trib.al/9ogzPTK

Lower-income Americans sharply reduced their gas consumption in the month following the Iran war, yet spiking prices still forced them to spend more at the pump, new research showed. trib.al/fzGObzn

In April, Globe photojournalists captured everything from the Marathon, to the NBA and NHL playoffs, Opening Day, and blooms around the city. Take a look at these photos of the month. trib.al/tm2i7Qn

Forecast: Sunshine will be limited as a storm passes through on Saturday before moving out of the region to usher in picture-perfect conditions on Mother's Day, according to meteorologist Dave Epstein. trib.al/ym1H2th

The World Cup is just over a month way, and it seems like Boston still has plenty of work to do. Here's how Boston's infrastructure, transport, and fan events compare to the 10 other American host cities. trib.al/UKDQDUE

The PWHL kicked off another round of expansion, announcing the addition of a team in Detroit to bring the league’s total to nine. trib.al/yuhmQw8

Beth Teitell: Starbucks baristas are expected to write upbeat cup notes they may not feel — and many customers don’t even notice. trib.al/dUk7saf

I’m hosting my very first FOOD CLUB LIVE event ✨TONIGHT✨ with some of the biggest names in Providence’s restaurant scene. Where: Track 15 When: Doors open at 5:30 🍴Will we see you there?🍴 @Globe_RI @BostonGlobe @GlobeComms events.bostonglobe.com/2026/food-club…