Gov. Baker Orders Flags Lowered After Tennessee Shootings
Gov. Charlie Baker has ordered flags lowered to half-staff at all state buildings in Massachusetts beginning at sunrise on Friday in honor of the four U.S. Marines killed in Tennessee.
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Gov. Charlie Baker has ordered flags lowered to half-staff at all state buildings in Massachusetts beginning at sunrise on Friday in honor of the four U.S. Marines killed in Tennessee.
The South Boston snow farm, which once reportedly towered about 75 feet high, is no more.
Gov. Charlie Baker won't face re-election for another three years, but he's already stockpiled more in campaign donations than his two recent predecessors in the governor's office.
The Mass. Department of Transportation is supporting Xander Bogaerts' bid to make the All-Star Game.
The company is asking naked bikers to consider other riders.
At the State House Wednesday, there was a special honor for a National Guard soldier-turned-Boston Marathon bombing hero.
The International Space Station Research and Development Conference will hold its fourth annual meeting in Boston this week.
The governor of Massachusetts might have taken the selfie of the year on Sunday.
Kirsten Hughes tells Keller that voters sent a message when they elected Charlie Baker.
Gov. Baker said he expected the overall task force plan to require about $27 million in new state funding to implement.
A surge in overdoses claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people in the state last year.
A program aimed at fighting gang and youth violence has received a $1.25 million funding increase.
Gov. Charlie Baker has issued a one-time, temporary waiver aimed at helping the state's first marijuana dispensary begin selling pot for medicinal purposes.
Gov. Charlie Baker has apologized for saying South Carolina residents "can make their own call" about flying the Confederate flag outside their state capitol.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said he spoke to the mayor of Charleston and offered his condolences.
The WBZ Business Breakfast featured both Governor Charlie Baker and Boston's Mayor Marty Walsh.
Gov. Charlie Baker's administration may have overestimated the number of state employees who would opt for early retirement.
Several dozen protesters gathered outside of Gov. Charlie Baker's Swampscott home to call for an end to the expansion of the Algonquin pipeline expansion into Massachusetts and New England.
Gov. Charlie Baker announced a nearly $83 million MBTA Winter Resiliency Plan to make investments and improvements this summer and in the next five years to snow removal equipment, infrastructure and operations.
State Senate President Stan Rosenberg says lawmakers should consider putting a nonbinding question on the 2016 ballot asking voters if they would support legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.
Baker filed the bill after Boston's record-setting snowfall.
Baker also tells Keller he wants to see a detailed plan from Boston's Olympic bid organizers.
Beacon Hill lawmakers seemed skeptical at first, but Baker is starting to win the support he needs.
The flags remember fallen Massachusetts heroes.
The Massachusetts higher education system has a new leader.
