Casino Licensing Money Will Pay For Medical Record Switch
Massachusetts lawmakers are planning to tap anticipated casino dollars to speed the adoption of electronic medical records by doctors, hospitals and other health providers.
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Massachusetts lawmakers are planning to tap anticipated casino dollars to speed the adoption of electronic medical records by doctors, hospitals and other health providers.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is coming to New Hampshire to help energize President Barack Obama's re-election campaign in the first-in-the-nation primary state.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney plans to attend three debates before the Thanksgiving holidays.
The walking and running group, Girls on the Go, mobilized behind its founder, Erin Brenton, to stop the effort that could have repealed the current Happy Hour Law.
A former state representative will not be able to increase her pension by including the value of her Statehouse parking space.
The streets of Lawrence are buzzing with rumors that Mayor William Lantigua is about to be arrested.
A federal judge has given Sal DiMasi and co-defendant Richard McDonough two additional weeks before they must report to prison.
It falls to every one of us to understand the difference between fact and smear, evidence and innuendo, and accept or reject alleged news we see or hear accordingly.
Supporters of the Restaurant Equality Amendment are asking the casino bill conference committee to remove the Restaurant Protection Amendment and replace it with a review of current state laws.
So now that we know the finish line in New Hampshire is on Jan. 10, where does the race stand as of today?
New Hampshire has scheduled its first-in-the-nation presidential primary for Jan. 10, finally giving candidates a concrete calendar after months of uncertainty.
The National Education for Assistance Dog Services asked 10 House members to take one of their training dogs along for a day to raise awareness.
Redistricting plans for the state Senate and House of Representatives have been overwhelmingly approved by lawmakers on Beacon Hill.
This is nothing less than a coup attempt by one branch of government, self-serving judges and their clueless leaders attempting to subvert the will of the people and the rule of law.
Massachusetts lawmakers will hold a public hearing on a legislation banning the sale of synthetic recreational drugs known as "bath salts."
