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A bill designed to continue encouraging homeowners, municipalities and others to increase the use of solar power in Massachusetts is on Republican Gov. Charlie Baker's desk awaiting his signature.
For as long as humans have been able to communicate via words, not once has anyone ever used a language to make a more preposterous statement.
Massachusetts wildlife officials will be looking up in the trees this week as they conduct an annual count of bald eagle nests.
Taxpayers in the Bay State will have until April 19 to file both their federal and state returns since April 18 is Patriots Day in Massachusetts.
Gov. Charlie Baker's administration is citing progress in overhauling the state's troubled child welfare agency as officials say the caseload for overburdened social workers remains too high.
Massachusetts could soon have an official monument honoring military families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty.
A plea hearing has been delayed for a Florida man who allegedly masterminded the heist of $4.8 million in gold bars from a truck along Interstate 95 in North Carolina.
Presidents of the Massachusetts Teachers Association and the American Federation of Teachers said Monday they support the legislation.
Hoping to capitalize on Boston's economic aura, Rhode Island officials are working to develop a smartphone-based ticketing system for rail commuters traveling between Providence and Massachusetts.
Massachusetts voters head to the polls on March 1.
Police seized several items including a rifle in Westfield in connection with a moose poaching incident that occurred in Vermont last month.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren won't face re-election until 2018, but she's raising campaign cash at a strong clip.
About a dozen communities have announced snow emergencies and parking bans for the snow storm on Feb. 8.
Election officials in Massachusetts are reminding residents of an upcoming voter registration deadline.
An analysis of speech patterns in telephone calls shows who talks the fastest.
Massachusetts veterans who participated in the early days of atomic weapons testing could soon have their own distinctive license plates honoring their service.
