By Katie Lannan State officials are exploring the possibility of administering some MCAS tests in a take-home format in the spring and are looking into options...
By Michael P. Norton Promising clinical trial results for three potential COVID-19 vaccine are fueling the debate about when people may actually get vaccinated, and Gov....
By Colin A. Young John Kerry, the state’s longtime U.S. senator who later served as secretary of state, is heading back to Washington, D.C., this time...
By Chris Van Buskirk STATE HOUSE, BOSTON,…..President-elect Joe Biden should initiate an obstruction of justice investigation into President Donald Trump’s reported correspondence with election officials in...
By Colin A. Young/Ken Paiva Before Thanksgiving, the governor of Rhode Island reduced her state’s gathering limit to a single household effective immediately and announced that...
By Chris Lisinski NOV. 18, 2020…..Language codifying and expanding abortion access rights in Massachusetts is virtually guaranteed to land on Gov. Charlie Baker’s desk soon after...
By Colin A. Young Starting in early December, 134 school districts, charter schools and special education collaboratives will have access to rapid COVID-19 tests for students...
By Colin A. Young NOV. 16, 2020…..Noel Lozada is starting to get worried. Sick with COVID-19 since Nov. 6, she’s been staying home from work but...
Michael P. Norton Gov. Charlie Baker has been talking publicly about COVID-19 since March, often searching for new ways to express his message. On Friday morning,...
Chris Lisinski Republican-led efforts alleging that election disparities cost President Donald Trump a second term are “un-American” and a waste of resources amid an escalating public...
