By Katie Lannan MAY 12, 2022…..Reproductive health funding that state lawmakers are proposing in next year’s state budget is a “good place to start,” according to...
By Michael P. Norton Explaining her passion to rescind employment-based vaccine mandates “at the state level,” Republican candidate for lieutenant governor Leah Cole Allen said she...
By Matt Murphy It’s been 10 years since voters narrowly rejected a ballot question that would have allowed physicians to prescribe life-ending drugs to terminally ill...
By Katie Lannan STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, As the end of the third school year influenced by COVID-19 approaches, nearly half of parents with kids in K-12...
Colin A. Young The dam appears to have broken on tax relief as state revenues continue to surge and Gov. Charlie Baker now expects that the...
By Chris Lisinski MAY 5, 2022…..A long-debated proposal to expand driver’s license access to undocumented immigrants took a major step Thursday toward becoming law, clearing the...
By Colin A. Young and Matt Murphy The state revenue gravy train kept rolling right along in April as Department of Revenue tax collectors hauled in...
By Chris Lisinski BOSTON, MAY 4, 2022…..The state Department of Children and Families, the Massachusetts judiciary and several attorneys collectively failed 7-year-old Harmony Montgomery before her...
By Katie Lannan MAY 3, 2022…..Abortion will remain legal in Massachusetts if the U.S. Supreme Court does ultimately overturn Roe v. Wade, elected officials and advocates...
Colin A. Young Three days before the Senate plans to debate the bill, Gov. Charlie Baker reiterated his concern that legislation to allow immigrants who are...
