WTKK Fires Controversial Radio Show Host Jay Severin
Controversial radio show host Jay Severin was fired Wednesday.
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Controversial radio show host Jay Severin was fired Wednesday.
It has been about 15 years since we've seen anything like this - a partial shutdown of the federal government is looking more and more likely.
A Manchester, New Hampshire alderman wants to eliminate all of the district fire chief positions in the city, which he says will save $1 million.
A member of the Governor's Council doesn't like what Governor Deval Patrick is doing with the Supreme Judicial Court.
A recent poll by the group public policy polling found 42 percent of likely New Hampshire Republican primary voters doubt the president's citizenship.
New Hampshire State Rep. Gary Wheaton, of Seabrook, has been arrested on charges he was driving on a suspended driver's license.
House Majority Leader DJ Bettencourt posted the comments online after Bishop John McCormack criticized his party's budget cuts.
A well-known community leader and former Blue Cross executive is the new head of the Boston Redevelopment Authority.
The Patrick administration is seeking more than $98 million in federal transportation funds to help replace a rail bridge in Haverhill that provides Amtrak Downeaster service between Boston and Portland, Maine.
It's no secret: health care costs are eating up budgets in cities and towns across Massachusetts.
Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll says she will not be a candidate for the Democratic nomination to challenge Republican Sen. Scott Brown.
Suffice to say that so far, the delivery has fallen short of the sales pitch. And a new sales pitch that doesn't get laughed out of town by disgruntled customers has yet to be formulated.
President Barack Obama announced Monday he is running for a second term by launching an online video.
Vice President Joe Biden was at UNH Monday, striking a serious tone in announcing new guidelines to prevent sexual assault on college and university campuses.
Gov. Deval Patrick has tapped Barbara Lenk, who would be the first openly gay Supreme Judicial Court justice, to fill an open slot on Massachusetts' highest court.
