Lawmakers Frustrated With State's Health Care Website Failure
Lawmakers say they're disappointed with the failure of the state's health care connector website and frustrated with the administration's response to the problems.
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Lawmakers say they're disappointed with the failure of the state's health care connector website and frustrated with the administration's response to the problems.
The Democratic candidate for governor said Tuesday that Patrick is doing what he needs to do by first asking for an independent audit.
Social change tends to come slowly, even in a supposedly ultra-liberal place like Massachusetts.
Despite its liberal reputation, Massachusetts has trailed many other states in the number of women attaining high political power.
Mayor Martin Walsh says Boston's police department and the city will initiate a gun buyback after a 14-year-old boy was accused of accidentally shooting and killing his 9-year-old brother.
The 2014 race for governor, was just one of the topics candidate Evan Falchuk discussed with Jon Keller on this week's Keller @ Large.
Attorney General Eric Holder is applying a landmark Supreme Court ruling over same-sex marriage rights to the Justice Department.
Massachusetts Senate President Therese Murray will not seek another term.
Democratic candidates hoping to land a spot on September's primary ballot are entering a critical stage of their campaigns as party activists begin meeting in small caucuses across the state this weekend.
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are starting their 2014 fundraising push for Democrats.
Gov. Deval Patrick apologized Thursday to frustrated Massachusetts residents who have struggled to sign up for health coverage because of a problem-plagued state website and outlined a series of steps aimed at correcting the glitches.
The Massachusetts House voted to expel jailed state Rep. Carlos Henriquez on Thursday — something that has not happened in the chamber for nearly a century.
What he says had better be more persuasive than what he's been saying.
Jailed state Rep. Carlos Henriquez is defending himself a day after the Massachusetts House Ethics Committee recommended he be expelled following his conviction for assaulting a former girlfriend.
