'No-Excuse' Vote By Mail Extension Signed Into Law In Massachusetts
Gov. Charlie Baker signed into law a bill extending provisions that make it easier for Massachusetts residents to vote by mail.
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Gov. Charlie Baker signed into law a bill extending provisions that make it easier for Massachusetts residents to vote by mail.
For the second year in a row, UMass President Marty Meehan is recommending a tuition freeze across the UMass undergraduate system.
Police searched a Chelsea hotel, going room by room after at least one shot was fired in an elevator.
CBS will broadcast the new two-hour special 'A GRAMMY Salute To The Sounds Of Change,' that highlights the stories behind the songs that have seen us through the darkest hours and greatest triumphs of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Looking to preserve your COVID vaccine card once you are fully vaccinated? Staples can help - for free.
It's the eighth time that the Final Four will be held in Indy and the team of Jim Nantz, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill and Tracy Wolfson have fond memories of some of their previous trips to the city.
A Florida man is charged with murdering his 77-year-old grandfather and cutting the elderly man's ears off with a knife.
The last time Illinois was a top seed, they went to the national championship. Is a repeat in store?
There are trade rumors rumbling about N'Keal Harry, who hasn't lived up to the first-round hype after the Patriots took him 32nd overall in 2019.
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker will release the full timeline for COVID vaccination on Wednesday.
We are here to help you spot the differences between allergies and COVID-19 and highlight a common deterrent for both of them.
A new COVID vaccine clinic will serve the Attleboro area - as soon as it gets supply.
The Wolverines lost one of their senior leaders to injury last week. Can they still make it through a tough East region?
Another Patriots reunion may be in the works down in Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers are reportedly interested in signing Patriots free agent running back James White.
A Barnstable County woman in her 30s has the first identified case of the Brazil COVID-19 variant in Massachusetts.
