Proposed Law Would Ban High School Dropouts From Getting Driver's License
One lawmaker on Beacon Hill believes requiring teens to stay in school to get their driver's license will decrease the state's dropout rate.
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One lawmaker on Beacon Hill believes requiring teens to stay in school to get their driver's license will decrease the state's dropout rate.
Former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi could lose his $5,000 a month state pension.
The Boston area public transit system is rejecting an advertisement from activists faulting U.S. Sen. Scott Brown's environmental record.
Bay State politicians weighed in with their opinions after former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi was found guilty in his corruption trial on Wednesday.
The record will show that Sal DiMasi took the fall in federal court today. But it's really the entirety of our political culture that stands convicted.
A federal jury found former state House Speaker Sal DiMasi guilty of conspiracy, fraud and extortion Wednesday afternoon.
The alleged incident involving Rep. Mark Cusack is far from the first Statehouse romance. Jon Keller is at large.
Jurors went home for the second day without reaching a verdict in the corruption trial of former House Speaker Sal DiMasi.
State Rep. Mark Cusack of Braintree was cleared Tuesday of any wrongdoing in what threatened to become a new scandal at the State House.
I always learn something from debates, and last night was no exception.
Republican White House hopefuls condemned President Barack Obama's handling of the economy from the opening moments of their first major debate of the campaign season Monday night.
The Department of Public Health has changed some content on a sexual education website for teens that was criticized for using graphic language to describe sex and downplaying the risks of abortion.
Massachusetts will try to recover millions of dollars in losses, after a big financial institution reportedly overcharged the state's pension fund.
State Rep. Mark Cusack of Braintree didn't come into the office Monday while reporters waited for a response to a new scandal at the State House.
The public corruption case against former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi and two associates went to the jury Monday.
