Sal DiMasi 'In Transit' From Federal Prison In Kentucky
Former House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi has left the federal prison in Kentucky where he's been held since last fall, but it's unclear where he is headed or if the move is permanent.
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Former House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi has left the federal prison in Kentucky where he's been held since last fall, but it's unclear where he is headed or if the move is permanent.
Political hopefuls who want to get their names on the September primary ballots in Massachusetts can begin picking up nomination papers.
Gov. Deval Patrick took a swipe at Republicans seeking to defeat President Barack Obama and said federal policy makers can take a cue from Massachusetts to cut unemployment.
Transportation Secretary Richard Davey says there will be a fare increase on the MBTA this year and the Greenway Conservancy needs to wean itself off of state funding.
Mitt Romney's win in Nevada, coupled with his enormous Florida victory just days ago, proved Republicans have begun to coalesce around his candidacy in earnest.
The four Roman Catholic bishops of Massachusetts will urge parishioners to fight an Obama administration regulation requiring church-affiliated employers to cover birth control.
House lawmakers would consider scaling back mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders in Massachusetts, opening the door to a potential compromise on a stalled sentencing bill that also eliminates parole for some of the state's most violent repeat offenders.
Democratic Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren is continuing to raise the bulk of her campaign contributions from outside of Massachusetts as she hopes to oust Republican Sen. Scott Brown from office.
There is a move afoot in New Hampshire to eliminate sobriety checkpoints organized by local police departments.
Donald Trump on Thursday announced his endorsement of Mitt Romney for president.
Gov. Deval Patrick has a two-book deal, including a budget-priced e-book and a second work that will build on responses to the first.
The city of Boston, and much of eastern Massachusetts, reflects the vision of former Mayor Kevin White, U.S. Rep. Barney Frank and current Mayor Thomas Menino said at White's funeral Wednesday.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said Wednesday that he's "not concerned about the very poor" because they have an "ample safety net."
Folks across America don't much like our driving or our growing stockpile of sports championships. But they sure do seem to like our politicians.
Romney, talking unity like a nominee, said he was ready to take the Republican helm and "lead this party and our nation."
