Brown, Warren Accept Invitation For Televised Debate On WBZ-TV
U.S. Senator Scott Brown and Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren will debate on WBZ-TV in September.
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U.S. Senator Scott Brown and Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren will debate on WBZ-TV in September.
Gov. Deval Patrick says he expects MBTA officials to begin drawing up plans for additional service cuts unless the Legislature moves quickly on a transit bill.
The state has released its first-ever breakdown of more than a dozen categories of tax credits handed out by state government.
Massachusetts residents are seeing more relief at the neighborhood gas station.
Nothing beats a fresh cold glass of milk. So, in honor of June being National Dairy Month, here is a list of local dairies that offer home delivery.
State officials say that last year 24 additional cities and towns completed energy efficiency and clean energy projects under the Green Communities Act.
The mild winter and warm spring has pushed up the start of the strawberry season in Massachusetts.
Several dozen Romney supporters, many with signs reading "Obama isn't working," stood behind metal barricades on the sidewalk and kept up a noisy protest while David Axelrod spoke.
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston said the Defense of Marriage Act discriminates against married same-sex couples by denying them federal benefits.
Consumer Reports, best known for rating the nuts and bolts of cars, household appliances and other electronics, is getting into the business of rating primary care doctors.
Another eight states are gaining flexibility from the Bush-era No Child Left Behind law, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Tuesday.
Evening and overnight severe thunderstorms are being forecasted for the majority of Massachusetts.
Gas prices are down in Massachusetts for the sixth consecutive week.
Two Americans jailed for allegedly driving a group of would-be soldiers during a protest demanding the restoration of Haiti's army face up to three years in prison if convicted on conspiracy charges, a prosecutor said Monday.
In the weather office we call it "Murphy's Law." Inevitably, for each and every long holiday weekend, something in the atmosphere complicates the forecast. This Memorial Day Weekend unfortunately will be no different.
Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to jettison 27,000 workers as the growing popularity of smartphones, the iPad and other mobile devices makes it tougher for the company to sell personal computers.
Massachusetts Senators have passed a budget amendment that addresses prostitution.
Massachusetts' top securities regulator has subpoenaed Morgan Stanley related to allegations that it gave some clients negative information about Facebook before last week's initial public offering.
Massachusetts officials say last June's tornadoes caused about $200 million in damage to insured personal and commercial property.
The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill requiring car manufacturers to sell certain information to local mechanics, repair shops and car dealerships for repair purposes.
New figures on Thursday show the state's jobless rate stood at 6.3 percent in April, down from 6.5 percent in March.
Don't bet on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney winning his home state or even trying.
