Keller @ Large: Freedom Trail Confusion A Sign Of Complacency
Maybe we could have spent $11,298,000 on the governor's office instead, and thrown a couple grand at the signage problem.
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Maybe we could have spent $11,298,000 on the governor's office instead, and thrown a couple grand at the signage problem.
Massachusetts Auditor Suzanne Bump is denying allegations by a former aide that she conducted political activities out of her State House office.
Governor Deval Patrick said Wednesday he hopes the employee revolt at Market Basket "gets resolved soon."
Both sides of this endless demagoguery need to back off and listen to those at the center.
Some politicians have joined with protesting Market Basket workers while others are sitting on the fence in what's become a touchy election-year issue.
Let's call Congress back into session, they need to hear about this.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller sits down with Boston Globe political reporter Jim O'Sullivan on Keller @ Large.
Massachusetts has dozens of state boards, commissions and task forces that no longer meet or file reports, or have simply become irrelevant.
Massachusetts lawmakers are hoping to spend as much as $40 million to upgrade the House and Senate chambers at the Statehouse.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller sat down with Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr of Gloucester.
Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo is still seething over what he sees as the unfair smearing of his name during the trial of John O'Brien in a probations jobs scandal.
Rep. Stephen Lynch believes undocumented children brought to Massachusetts for temporary shelter will likely stay much longer than the proposed 35-40 days.
Former state probation commissioner John O'Brien has been found guilty in a scheme to rig the agency's hiring process to favor applicants who had the backing of powerful state legislators, often at the expense of more qualified job candidates.
The practice of shark finning would be outlawed in Massachusetts under a bill set to receive Gov. Deval Patrick's signature.
Officials say Massachusetts State Lottery tickets were sold at yet another record-setting pace over the last 12 months.
