Lawmakers Weighing Mass. Probation Dept. Changes
Massachusetts' top judge and Gov. Deval Patrick's public safety secretary are pushing two very different proposed solutions for overhauling the state's beleaguered probation system.
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Massachusetts' top judge and Gov. Deval Patrick's public safety secretary are pushing two very different proposed solutions for overhauling the state's beleaguered probation system.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty will be among the speakers at an April 15 tea party rally in Boston.
File this one in the folder marked "not hard to believe."
The chief executive of Evergreen Solar says his company has no plans to give back $20 million in state corporate incentives.
I feel a lot better now that our commander-in-chief is communicating with us the way he should have all along.
Jon Keller sat with some students at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government during President Obama's speech on Libya Monday night.
The state Inspector General believes local politicians in Newbury allowed the rights of taxpayers to be trampled by private companies.
Patrick Kennedy, son of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, is engaged to sixth-grade schoolteacher Amy Petitgout.
We are ready for a woman president - one who is qualified and inspiring and running on the basis of that, not her gender.
It's a hot button issue that's making waves across the country: public worker benefits. Jon Keller is at large.
Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman vice presidential candidate, has died at the age of 75 at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Tito Jackson officially took over the Boston City Council seat formally held by Chuck Turner, who's now serving a federal prison term.
A Rhode Island state senator is proposing a bill that would delay the expected release of the convicted killer of a 5-year-old to give officials more time to review his case.
Gov. Deval Patrick is set to launch a 17-day tour to promote his first book that deals with his rise from youthful poverty in Chicago, and his friendship with President Barack Obama.
An investigative report released by the state transportation department includes an email from a state highway official who warned that problems with light fixtures in Big Dig tunnels were a "big deal" and many were no longer safe.
