Politics
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Undecideds outpacing candidates as Massachusetts primaries close in
By Colin A. Young With less than two weeks until the state’s primary elections, “undecided” is leading the pack in…
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Providence mayor signs executive order apologizing for slavery, racial discrimination; pledges $10 million in reparations
PROVIDENCE, RI – Mayor Jorge Elorza, Councilwoman Mary Kay Harris (Ward 11), Providence Cultural Equity Initiative CEO and Founder Raymond…
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Governor Baker, Education Commissioner Jeff Riley announce safety plan to provide funds for MA school security, training
BOSTON – Today, Governor Charlie Baker and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, joined by Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Jeff…
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President Biden extending loan relief to 43 million student borrowers
Michael P. Norton Boston, MA/Washington,D.C. – President Joe Biden on Wednesday outlined his plan to deliver college student loan relief…
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Massachusetts Will Mark Overdose Awareness Day Next Week
By Colin A. Young Gov. Charlie Baker will recognize International Overdose Awareness Day next week, he said, but his plans…
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Legal teams ready to defend Massachusetts tax relief law
By Colin A. Young AUG. 22, 2022…..Should Beacon Hill officials try to duck the tax relief requirements of Chapter 62F…
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Baker-Polito Administration awards $2 Million to support new early college pilot programs
BOSTON –– The Baker-Polito Administration today awarded more than $2 million to high schools and colleges, including the University of…
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With transportation plan, Healey details ‘first challenge’ she’d tackle as governor
By Chris Lisinski With a federal investigation casting a shadow over the MBTA, likely Democratic gubernatorial nominee Maura Healey announced…
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Diehl Doesn’t Want Globe Endorsement
By Colin A. Young The Boston Globe’s editorial board may not have that much of a decision to make when…
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Massachusetts high schoolers will need higher MCAS scores to graduate; teachers, lawmakers speak out
By Colin A. Young The state board of education voted Monday to raise the minimum score that this year’s incoming…
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