Should county governments be abolished in Massachusetts?
A non-binding ballot question in three Massachusetts towns has the power to put some pressure on a county government that some think is outdated.
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A non-binding ballot question in three Massachusetts towns has the power to put some pressure on a county government that some think is outdated.
Why are there so many ballot questions in Massachusetts and what do the state's most powerful lawmakers have against them?
There are nine ballot questions in Massachusetts this year. Top lawmakers claim deep-pocketed special interest groups are using a campaign finance loophole to bypass Beacon Hill. WBZ-TV's David Wade reports.
In January, the MBTA will start issuing fines for drivers who are caught on camera blocking bus lanes and bus stops in the Boston area.
Some former AI engineers have predicted it will cause the end of humanity. What do people invested in AI's future think?
The CDC says more Americans than ever are seeing a therapist, but why is it so hard to find one?
The Powder Point Bridge is beloved in Duxbury, Massachusetts. The cost to replace it ranges from $20 million to $172 million.
Why are Halloween decorations already on sale in stores even though summer isn't over? WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben reports.
It looks like Massachusetts might be next to pass a law clearly spelling out how residents would be able to use plug-in solar.
The Markley data center in Lowell is the largest in Massachusetts. WBZ-TV got a rare look inside.
About half of Gen Z say they use AI at least once per week, but that doesn't mean they are thrilled.
David Modica's viral moment made people realize the state law means you have to permit for housing, but you don't actually have to build any.
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin is in series of commercials at a time when he's running for re-election. Here's what he had to say about that.
If you buy gas, and use the Mass Pike, you can get money back from Massachusetts. It's a law that almost no one knows about, but cashing in is mentally taxing.
Gas prices are rising amid the war in Iran, but a small number hidden with that price is constant.
Congress has declared war 11 times in U.S. history.
The conflicts in Iran have only just begun, yet Massachusetts commuters are already seeing an impact at the pump.
If you walk dogs you're expected to pick up after them. Here's why what you do with that waste really does matter.
Phillip Eng, the New Yorker who came out of retirement to fix the MBTA is getting rave reviews.
Sidewalks are an issue throughout Boston, including on one of the city's most well-known streets, despite a multi-million-dollar redesign plan.
Despite revenue from new taxes, a report says there could be a historic fiscal crisis in Massachusetts. So where is the money going?
A new salary transparency law in Massachusetts means big changes if you're looking for a job, or if you want to know if you're underpaid.
A woman who was run over and impaled by an e-bike is on a mission to get them better regulated in Massachusetts.
An expert points to three main factors and explains why the Black women unemployment rate is a warning sign.
Harvard scientist Avi Loeb, who has made headlines for his theories about interstellar objects, says we are "probably not" alone.
