Mass. Senate Will Likely Spend Days Debating $34 Billion Budget Proposal
The Massachusetts Senate is likely to spend several days considering a $34 billion state budget proposal.
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The Massachusetts Senate is likely to spend several days considering a $34 billion state budget proposal.
A former worker at the Arlington Boys and Girls Club is under arrest in New York, accused of molesting five children while he was employed by the club.
A Republican lawmaker is pushing for a law allowing Massachusetts to recoup public benefits given to anyone later convicted of using of a weapon of mass destruction.
New Hampshire police say a motorist who presented herself as a good Samaritan who drove an injured pedestrian to the hospital is the same person who caused the injuries.
The previous Powerball record was $587.5 million in 2012.
The jackpot has soared to $475 million after none of the tickets sold matched all the winning numbers in Wednesday night's drawing: 2, 11, 26, 34, 41 and a Powerball of 32.
While no one won Wednesday's Powerball jackpot, two $1 million winners were purchased in Massachusetts.
The compact calls for the tribe to pay 17 percent of gaming proceeds to the state if its proposed Taunton casino is the only gambling facility in southeastern Massachusetts.
The state agency that oversees water testing in Massachusetts says the Quabbin Reservoir is safe following a trespassing incident.
A Massachusetts man faces charges for allegedly trying to extort thousands of dollars from a New Hampshire man after they had a sexual encounter.
The mislabeled salads — a curried chicken salad and a vegan curried "chick'n" salad — were sold in 15 stores in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York, Whole Foods said
The I-Team went out on the hunt for the state's worst tax delinquents, people who owe the government millions of dollars.
FBI agents did not tell Boston police they had received warnings from Russia's government in 2011 about suspected bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis told Congress Thursday.
Political campaigns are like a basketball game.
A legislative committee plans to hear several proposals to change Massachusetts' medical marijuana law as the state prepares for implementation of the voter-approved measures.
Democratic Senate hopeful Edward Markey is continuing to press Republican rival Gabriel Gomez to sign a pledge intended to discourage outside groups from pouring money into campaign ads in Massachusetts' special U.S. Senate election.
Estate Planning does not have to be fancy, expensive or complicated.
Rep. Ed Markey has a slim lead over Gabriel Gomez in a new poll in the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts.
Economic malaise rolls on, here and overseas and neither party seems to have much of a clue what to do about it.
His victory in the GOP primary Tuesday was a clear win for the outsiders. But he's outnumbered, big-time; the total number of votes cast for all three Republican candidates was less than Stephen Lynch's losing total.
Today is Senate primary voting day in Massachusetts, the day when we choose the candidates who will be on the ballot in June, with the winner likely representing us in the Senate for years to come.
The race to fill Secretary of State John Kerry's former Senate seat has been overshadowed by the Boston Marathon bombings. A light turnout is expected Tuesday.
Yes, this race hasn't generated headlines, but is that the fault of the candidates or the headline writers?
