Casino Commission Votes Boston Not A Host Community
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has lost a bid to give city residents a chance to vote on casinos proposed for neighboring Everett and Revere.
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Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has lost a bid to give city residents a chance to vote on casinos proposed for neighboring Everett and Revere.
Massachusetts officials estimate their plan for replacing the state's failed health exchange website will cost more than $120 million, but hope that most of the money will come from the federal government.
The state's top gambling regulator has stepped away from the process for awarding a casino license in the Boston area.
Tea party-affiliated candidate Mark Fisher is claiming state GOP committee members tried to bribe him with $1 million to drop his campaign for governor.
Could it be that the surprise turnout at Suffolk is a sign that a casino with racing might be a better economic bet for us?
The Massachusetts Republican Party has offered to certify tea party-affiliated candidate Mark Fisher as gubernatorial candidate — a move that could pave the way for a contested GOP primary.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has filed a bill she said would let millions with existing federal student loans to refinance at the lower interest rates currently offered to new borrowers.
Republican candidate for governor Charlie Baker says he want to overhaul the state's welfare system.
If you want to become a political reporter, it's probably best if you don't care about being popular.
Former commissioner John O'Brien and deputies Elizabeth Tavares and William Burke are charged with rigging the agency's hiring apparatus to secure jobs for people who had been recommended by powerful state legislators
Mark Leibovich is right on point with his description of the entire weekend as "an abomination."
The fate of casino gambling in Massachusetts may hinge on a case before the state's highest court Monday.
Former President George H.W. Bush was honored Sunday with a Kennedy "courage" award for agreeing to raise taxes to confront a spiraling deficit, jeopardizing his presidency that ended after just one term.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's new book and the affordable care act were just some of the topics she discussed with Jon Keller on this week's Keller @ Large.
Supporters of a slew of proposed ballot questions in Massachusetts are facing another key deadline.
