By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JULY 17, 2023…..Technology’s new frontiers present unique regulatory challenges for government systems that often lag behind the rates of change...
By Chris Lisinski and Alison Kuznitz Representatives will gather in closed-door meetings next week to hold “candid discussions” about a 140-page gun reform bill that Speaker...
By Sam Drysdale Vice President Kamala Harris is the latest in a slew of high-profile figures who have announced they are visiting Boston later this month...
Alison Kuznitz STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JULY 11, 2023…..Workers who are on strike for more than 30 days could be eligible to receive unemployment benefits under legislation...
By Sam Drysdale BOSTON, JULY 10, 2023…..The state has issued more than double the number of learner’s permits in the last 10 days than this time...
By Michael P. Norton and Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JULY 6, 2023…..Massachusetts has more than enough solar energy potential to support the decarbonization requirements enshrined...
Colin A. Young The state’s sizeable rainy-day fund will be infused with hundreds of millions of dollars once the books are closed on fiscal year 2023,...
By Alison Kuznitz STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 29, 2023…..Galvanized by the record loss of Massachusetts residents to opioid-related overdoses last year, dozens of lawmakers, legislative staffers...
Chris Lisinski The nation’s highest court on Thursday declared that two major colleges violated the Constitution by considering a student’s race as a factor in admissions,...
Colin A. Young People who file new unemployment claims on or after July 2 will now be eligible for a maximum of 26 weeks of benefits,...
