Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

The chief investigator for a Boston museum still working to recover $500 million worth of art stolen in 1990 said Thursday he was hoping for new leads to emerge following the death of a highly scrutinized figure in the case. A Connecticut mobster who died last week, Robert Gentile, had long been suspected of possessing at one time some of the…

Robert Gentile, a mobster who for years denied suspicions from authorities that he knew anything about a trove of artwork valued in the millions stolen in a 1990 museum heist and remains missing, has died.

We take a closer look at Netflix’s docuseries on the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum robbery, which is set to be released next week.

A Massachusetts man has been arrested after allegedly breaking into Boston’s famed Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Robert Viens, a 48-year-old Randolph man, was arrested Tuesday morning in Braintree, according to the Boston Police Department. Viens was wanted on a warrant from Roxbury District Court on charges including breaking and entering with the intent to commit a felony; wanton destruction...

When Isabella Stewart Gardner died, she left very specific instructions to turn her home into a museum.

Boston is one of the top 10 big cities to visit in America, according to a recent survey by Condé Nast Traveler. For the survey, which garnered responses from 600,000 of Condé Nast’s readers, pollers asked what people’s favorite American cities to visit were as part of the magazine’s 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards. The most voted-for cities were then split...

An elderly reputed Connecticut mobster who federal authorities believe is the last surviving person of interest in the largest art heist in history has been released from prison and is criticizing federal government officials. Robert Gentile maintained that he knows nothing about the still-unsolved theft of $500 million worth of art in 1990.

A reputed Connecticut mobster who authorities believe is the last surviving person of interest in the largest art heist in history is nearing the end of a four-year prison sentence in an unrelated weapons case.

At the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the courtyard garden is as much the attraction as the art itself. But how do you grow a garden inside the heart of a building? Our Jackie Bruno has the uniquely Boston story of the gardener of the Gardner. Meet Stan Kozak, the museum’s chief horticulturalist. He started working at the museum back...

Secretary Bill Galvin’s Republican opponent says Galvin owes taxpayers an apology and a refund for some of the information included in this year’s state Voter Guide.

New Book Details Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Theft

A reputed mobster who authorities believe is the last surviving person of interest in the largest art heist in history is facing sentencing in Connecticut in an unrelated weapons case.

A reputed mobster who authorities believe is the last surviving person of interest in the largest art heist in history is facing sentencing in Connecticut in an unrelated weapons case.

A $10 million reward for information on the infamous Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist has been extended.

A hot tip could still earn you a cool $10 million from a Boston museum desperate to recover a trove of missing masterpieces.

A hot tip could still earn you a cool $10 million from a Boston museum desperate to recover a trove of missing masterpieces.

A hot tip could still earn you a cool $10 million from a Boston museum desperate to recover a trove of missing masterpieces. But you’d better hurry.

A reputed Connecticut mobster who authorities say is the last surviving person of interest in the largest art heist in U.S. history has had his sentencing in an unrelated weapons case delayed over mental health concerns after he did not remember pleading guilty, according to his attorney.

A West Virginia man has been indicted on fraud charges after he allegedly told foreign art buyers over Craigslist that he was selling two paintings that had been stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum 27 years ago.

A Dutch art sleuth who says he’s following two possible leads in the largest art heist in U.S. history is hoping a $10 million reward will help track down the collection stolen from a Boston museum in 1990.