Kennedys Mark 50th Anniversary Of JFK Inauguration
Fifty years ago, President John F. Kennedy took the oath of office with his famous request to "ask what you can do for your country."
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Fifty years ago, President John F. Kennedy took the oath of office with his famous request to "ask what you can do for your country."
There's no easier target than a politician on his or her high horse, because inevitably, they find a way to fail to meet the standards they propose for others.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is lending his support to the White House pitch to keep Republicans from repealing the president's health care overhaul.
Evergreen Solar, which received millions of dollars in state aid, is moving to China, and Beacon Hill lawmakers from both parties are crying foul. WBZ's Jon Keller is at large with Gov. Deval Patrick's response.
R. Sargent Shriver, the Kennedy in-law who was Peace Corps director in John F. Kennedy's administration and George McGovern's running-mate in 1972, has died.
Gov. Deval Patrick is recommending the state increase the retirement age for state workers, end retirement subsidies and eliminate "double-dipping" by elected officials.
On this Martin Luther King Day, Gov. Paul LePage of Maine is making a lot of people angry. Jon Keller explains why.
At City Year in Boston on this Martin Luther King Day, the spirit of activism is alive, with thoughts on a man who helped inspire the organization. City Year Co-Founder and CEO Michael Brown his thoughts are with the Shriver family, hearing news that Sargent Shriver, who suffers from Alzheimers, has been hospitalized.
More than 1,000 civic, business and religious leaders from around Massachusetts attended an annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast in South Boston.
A family spokeswoman says former Peace Corps director and vice-presidential nominee R. Sargent Shriver is in critical condition in a hospital in Maryland.
Gov. Deval Patrick is planning to take part in a series of events memorializing the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. this weekend.
Boston Mayor Tom Menino has overcome his fair share of injuries recently, but as WBZ's Jon Keller shows us, it's health care of a different sort that could be the mayor's next fight.
Prosecutors have charged a 41-year-old man with stalking Caroline Kennedy's daughter for two years, showering her with flowers, balloons and intimate messages referring to himself as her "hubby."
President Obama will recognize 28 men who died when a cold war radar station off Massachusetts collapsed into the sea 50 years ago. U.S. Sen. John Kerry's office said the White House told them Friday that Obama would give Kerry a letter recognizing the sacrifice of the victims to deliver to their surviving relatives.
Unions, industry-backed organizations and other advocacy groups spent more than $9 million trying to sway voters on the state's three ballot questions last year. The total falls short of the record $16.1 million set in 1992 when four questions were decided.
