Proposed Mass. Ballot Question Would Repeal Casino Law
A coalition of gambling opponents is pushing a proposed ballot question that would repeal the law legalizing casino gambling in Massachusetts.
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A coalition of gambling opponents is pushing a proposed ballot question that would repeal the law legalizing casino gambling in Massachusetts.
State Sen. Dan Wolf says he's planning to continue his run for governor despite a State Ethics Commission ruling that questioned his eligibility citing his ownership stake in Cape Air.
State Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr was Jon's guest this Sunday.
Gambling interests hoping to win gaming licenses in Massachusetts are starting to rein in their lobbying efforts on Beacon Hill and focus instead on persuading cities and towns to host their casinos.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is a planning a swing through the western part of the state with stops in Pittsfield, North Adams and Dalton.
Same-sex marriages began in Rhode Island on Thursday, as local officials for the first time issued marriage licenses to gay couples who wish to wed in the state.
Massachusetts shoppers are one step closer to another summer tax-free weekend.
The state's gasoline tax jumps 3 cents Wednesday and the excise tax on cigarettes is also increasing $1.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu takes a look at the reality of the Summer Olympics coming to Boston.
We'll see if they're prepared to put a little boy behind the wheel of a really big car.
State and federal welfare officials are announcing a new effort to investigate allegations of trafficking in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits.
The state's transportation bill was one of the topics WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller covered Sunday on "Keller @ Large" as he sat down with Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo.
The House Ethics Committee says it intends to extend an investigation into possible ethics violations by Democrat John Tierney of Massachusetts.
It looks like it's open season on Huma Abedin, wife of Anthony Weiner.
CNET reports the federal government wants big internet companies to turn over passwords from user accounts. Do the providers have the obligation to protect you?
