Delahunt 'Stunned' By Giffords Shooting
Former Massachusetts Congressman Bill Delahunt said he was in an airport when he heard his friend and former colleague had been shot.
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Former Massachusetts Congressman Bill Delahunt said he was in an airport when he heard his friend and former colleague had been shot.
House Minority Leader Brad Jones was Jon's guest on Keller at Large Sunday.
Hours after Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot in the head and critically wounded at an event in Tuscon on Saturday, some members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation sent along their prayers for her recovery.
The U.S. commerce secretary has denied a request by the governor of Massachusetts for emergency increases in fish catch limits, saying there's no new science to justify them.
Keller @ Large looks into why Beacon Hill would honor Tom Finneran and Sal DiMasi.
I just know today is going to be a better day than yesterday. Call me Pollyanna if you want, but I'm positive about it.
Gov. Deval Patrick outlined a series of broad policy goals for his second term Thursday, vowing to bring down health care spending.
A former Massachusetts state senator convicted of corruption after being videotaped stuffing bribe money into her bra is returning to the federal court in Boston court for sentencing.
Former Massachusetts governor and U.S. ambassador to Canada Paul Cellucci has Lou Gehrig's disease.
Will casinos be a priority on Beacon Hill this year?
Gov. Deval Patrick is preparing to launch his second term Thursday with a scaled back inaugural.
When Senate President Therese Murray adminsters the oath of office to the Governor, she'll be doing something no female politician in Massachusetts has ever done.
It was a bittersweet swearing in for a new state representative, carrying on her late husband's legacy.
Jon Keller takes a look at whether with Congressional power split between the two parties whether there will be bipartisanship.
Massachusetts lawmakers take their oath of office for the new legislative session Wednesday and immediately face a slew of woes, from budget gaps and soaring health care costs to the contentious question of casino gambling.
