Patrick Names Steve Crosby Head Of State Gambling Commission
Gov. Deval Patrick has named Stephen Crosby, a former state official in Republican administrations, to chair a powerful commission that will oversee the state's new casino gambling law.
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Gov. Deval Patrick has named Stephen Crosby, a former state official in Republican administrations, to chair a powerful commission that will oversee the state's new casino gambling law.
Federal accident investigators recommended states ban the use of cell phones and other electronic devices by all drivers except in emergencies.
This ought to be a warning to everyone in government that they need to clean up their act.
Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich each campaigned in New Hampshire on Monday, taking shots at each other over a host of issues.
Gov. Deval Patrick, back from his trade mission to South America, spoke out for the first time Monday about the new proposed hotel and casino in Foxboro.
A key prosecution witness in the corruption trial of former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi has begun his 18-month prison sentence.
Democrat Thomas Conroy ended his candidacy for the U.S. Senate Monday.
State Treasurer Steve Grossman spoke with Jon Keller about the latest with casinos in the Bay State.
Gov. Deval Patrick is returning to Beacon Hill after a nine-day trade mission to South America that included tours of Chile and Brazil.
The new fiscal year doesn't start for another six months, but on Beacon Hill, lawmakers, economists and advocates are already looking ahead.
Mitt Romney dived into his campaign's full-scale critique of rival Newt Gingrich, a move Gingrich backers described as a sign of panic.
The Occupy movement has brought a lot of memories worth forgetting, but there are some things worth remembering too.
Texting while driving increased 50 percent last year despite a rush by states to ban the practice.
Entertainment Weekly magazine has published the results of a new survey linking the TV show preferences of people with their political leanings, and the results are somewhat troubling.
A judge lifted a restraining order on Wednesday that could have prevented the city of Boston from evicting Occupy Boston members from their encampment at Dewey Square.
