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,...
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 27, 2023…..The state education board voted Tuesday to amend licensing regulations in an effort to address the statewide teacher...
By Sam Drysdale STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 27, 2023…..Without additional financial support, climate-friendly building regulations could “push homeownership out of reach” for some Massachusetts families, according...
By Alison Kuznitz The Healey administration announced Friday it’s opening an intake center in Allston for families, particularly immigrants, experiencing homelessness, where they could be directed...
By Alison Kuznitz STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 22, 2023…..Resolving to “show up” for youth and bolster safety for all Massachusetts communities, about two dozen gun violence...
By Colin A. Young JUNE 21, 2023…..Nicole Arpiarian was stirred to try to change Massachusetts law by a conversation she had following the incident that she...
By Alison Kuznitz The bills are awaiting a hearing before the Joint Committee on the Judiciary and were the focus of a legislative and media briefing...
By Sophie Hauck STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 17, 2023…..Time’s up for single-use plastics. Or at least that remains the hope of representatives from ten environmental organizations...
By Michael P. Norton and Sam Doran STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 15, 2023…..Thong-wearing climate activists intent on stopping fossil fuel infrastructure mooned senators and disrupted Thursday’s...
