Where Beer & Wine Are Sold Topic At Statehouse
Dozens of people were at the statehouse Tuesday arguing that more places should be allowed to sell beer and wine.
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Dozens of people were at the statehouse Tuesday arguing that more places should be allowed to sell beer and wine.
Sen. John Kerry will travel to Pakistan and Afghanistan in the coming days in what would be the first such trip by a senior lawmaker since the bin Laden operation.
Setti Warren says he fully expects to be able to balance his duties as Newton mayor while also campaigning for the U.S. Senate.
Setti Warren says he can do both jobs at the same time, which is true, he just can't do them properly, and that leaves Newton holding the bag.
Newton Mayor Setti Warren is jumping into the race against Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown.
Allan in Holbrook declared his curiosity. He writes that the ad targeting Scott Brown appears to be well funded. "Who is really behind these ads?"
Testimony from an associate of former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi has been delayed until Tuesday.
Gov. Deval Patrick is proposing tougher gun laws to help curb youth violence.
Former City Councilor Michael F. Flaherty, who unsuccessful ran for Boston mayor in 2009, says he will run for Boston City Council at Large.
Gov. Deval Patrick is hoping to make good on a key promise of his second term: Curbing youth violence.
Taxes are on the table again this week on Beacon Hill.
America's War on Terror is taking center stage on Capitol Hill, following the death of Osama bin Laden. Jon Keller is at large.
Rhode Island would be the first state to prohibit people under 18 from using tanning salons under a proposal passed by the state Senate.
Rhode Island lawmakers plan to hold hearings on a bill creating civil unions for gay couples next week. The bill would give gay couples who form a civil union the same state rights given to married couples in Rhode Island.
U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is praising President Obama for hunting down and killing Osama bin Laden during the GOP response to the President's weekly radio address.
