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Candidates for public office in Massachusetts have the right to collect nominating signatures outside supermarkets, the highest court ruled Friday in a decision that expands the rights of candidates on commercial private property.
Richard Davey, the former head of the MBTA, is stepping down as the state's transportation secretary at the end of the month,
Voting "yes" on Question 1 would repeal gas tax indexing; voting "no" would mean that starting next year, the gas tax would be adjusted according to inflation.
McGlynn Elementary School teacher wins the famed Milken Educator Award. WBZ Radio's Bernice Corpuz reports.
Republican Charlie Baker, Democrat Martha Coakley and independent candidates Evan Falchuk, Scott Lively, and Jeff McCormick faced off in a wide ranging discussion moderated by WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
Why should you watch or listen to the governor's debate?
The race for governor of Massachusetts remains a virtual tie.
October is National Domestic Violence Prevention Month and Centro tells you about a recent event that took place in the city of Lawrence.
A New Hampshire police station sheltered, then released a confused homing pigeon that went the wrong way in a race.
Despite her work with women's issues, Coakley struggles against Republican Charlie Baker in latest reports.
Bomb threats were emailed to Bedford High School in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire Wednesday.
The first WBZ TV-UMass Amherst poll on the Massachusetts governor's race shows it's a tight contest between Republican Charlie Baker and Democrat Martha Coakley.
One insurance company says the Bay State is the safest place for drivers in the country.
The Department of Public Health has confirmed its first case of Enterovirus D68 in Massachusetts.
Newton is the best city to live in out of 550 cities across the country, according to a new study.
Massachusetts ranks fifth in a new survey of the nation's rudest drivers.
Connecticut's Indian-run casinos have reported declines in slot machine betting and revenue for August.
Coakley has called on Baker to take a so-called "people's pledge" against advertising by outside groups in the November race, but Baker's campaign said Wednesday that was not an option.
Jon Keller said John Tierney's defeat is a bad break for Republican Richard Tisei.
Candidates for every office from governor to state representative are revving up their get-out-the-vote efforts as they work to pull sympathetic voters to the polls on a Primary Day officials warn could see a low turnout.
I've been hearing all the predictable, tired excuses for why people don't vote.
What is it in the water here that makes every moderately-successful political figure picture themselves in the Oval Office?
