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News that State Transportation Secretary Jeffrey Mullan may step down before the end of the year could affect the choice of a new Executive Director of the Massachusetts Port Authority.
Jeff Mullan suggested Thursday that reports he will be stepping down from his post this fall "are premature."
Mass. lawmakers were set to discuss a bill on Thursday that focuses on bullying in the workplace.
Amid the avalanche of increasingly strident political rhetoric coming out of the latest partisan fiasco in Washington, one line in particular seems to have really struck a chord with the public.
Massachusetts' top legislative leaders announced Wednesday they are putting off any casino gambling debate until after Labor Day in September.
Health officials approve new school nutrition standards that could be among the toughest in the country and will help combat childhood obesity.
The cash-strapped Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority has begun to sell advertising on its website as part of efforts to boost revenues, plug a projected $150 million deficit during the next fiscal year and avoid fare hikes, officials said.
Political Editor Jon Keller explains why 3 in 4 Americans don't want to raise the debt ceiling, despite the possibility of dire consequences.
Lawmakers have until early August to come up with a plan before the country defaults on its loans. But, what will it take to get something done? Jon Keller is at large.
Scott Brown is pushing legislation that would strip members of Congress of their federal pensions if they're convicted of corruption charges even after they've left Capitol Hill.
Former Rhode Island Rep. Patrick Kennedy and his fiancee plan to be married this week at a private wedding ceremony at the Kennedy family's Cape Cod compound.
Gov. Deval Patrick has signed a $30.6 billion budget that he said reduces overall state spending while laying the groundwork for an ongoing economic recovery in Massachusetts.
The Patrick administration certainly hopes you were too busy running around on this fine summer weekend to pay attention to the news.
WBZ's Jon Keller recently sat down with a Democratic candidate for Senate, City Year co-founder Alan Khazei.
An agreement has been reached at the Statehouse on a plan to reduce the cost to Massachusetts cities and towns of providing health care for municipal employees.
