Keller @ Large: Mass. Democratic Party Chairman Criticizes Gov. Baker
The head of the Democratic Party in the Bay State says the governor needs to speak up for the people of Massachusetts in the face of President Trump.
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The head of the Democratic Party in the Bay State says the governor needs to speak up for the people of Massachusetts in the face of President Trump.
The state's electric utilities — National Grid, Eversource and Unitil — are slated to release by June 30 their requirements for projects seeking to develop the state's first ocean-based wind farm.
Officers from 100 police departments from around the state fired up their lights and sirens and got rolling Saturday to show their commitment to the Massachusetts Special Olympics.
A woman was hurt when a deer knocked her off the back of her motorcycle Saturday morning.
Three dogs up for adoption from Save A Dog Humane Society in Sudbury were featured on the Pet Parade Sunday morning.
A single winning Powerball ticket matching all six numbers was sold in California and will claim an estimated $447.8 million jackpot, lottery officials said.
Former Boston College baseball player and inspiration for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Pete Frates received a special honor at Fenway Park.
Jordan Thompson is now part of the club, a growing list of people blocked by President Trump on Twitter.
Massachusetts residents could have their voter registration information automatically updated whenever they renew their drivers' licenses or interact with other state agencies.
The community of Salem shares their grief as they react to the death of the 10-year-old killed by a train Friday.
Two Market Basket employees are the subject of an internal investigation after a fight happened Friday afternoon between the two of them near the check out line, according to Chelsea police.
The Dorchester Fatherhood Program says they focus on teaching fathering skills, self-exploration, common sense, and historical/cultural awareness.
Surveillance video of the chambers shows a bearded man walking around, then taking the gavel and leaving.
WBZ's Yadires Nova-Salcedo to its president Lovern Gordon about the 6th Annual 3K Heel-A-Thon Against Domestic Violence.
