Help Wanted: Job Openings For 2 Federal Judges
It's a tough job market out there, but at least two vacancies are up for grabs in Massachusetts, provided candidates have the right qualifications to be federal judges
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It's a tough job market out there, but at least two vacancies are up for grabs in Massachusetts, provided candidates have the right qualifications to be federal judges
Prosecutors released files Thursday afternoon associated with the case of the man accused of killing a woman he met through Craigslist.
The brutal weather in February didn't just fray nerves and make driving dangerous, it also sent sales of single-family homes in Massachusetts plummeting.
Massachusetts is continuing to keep a close eye on trace amounts of radiation that is showing up in local rainwater.
We are a very long way from Japan, so how did that radiation make its way half way around the world?
A Connecticut man accused of threatening to blow up Stonehill College is set to make his first appearance in a Boston courtroom.
Low concentrations of radioiodine likely associated with the nuclear power plant issues in Japan were found in a sample of precipitation, state health officials announced on Sunday.
State lawmakers gave every Massachusetts utility the same order in 2008: go buy more power from renewable energy sources.
It's a hot button issue that's making waves across the country: public worker benefits. Jon Keller is at large.
Massachusetts paid out $225 million to state workers for unused sick time in 2010.
Gov. Deval Patrick is one of the best in the business at a key part of the professional politician's craft - telling people what they want to hear.
A Massachusetts broker has been charged with defrauding a California woman whose husband was killed in the 9/11 attacks on the Pentagon, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
What do high-growth states like Washington, Utah and Georgia have to offer that we don't?
New census numbers are out, and while Massachusetts saw modest gains in the last ten years, we're not keeping pace with some other states. Jon Keller is at large.
The latest census numbers show there are significant increases in the black, Hispanic and Asian populations in Massachusetts.
It was a big day locally for high school basketball on Saturday, as six state championships were on the line at the DCU Center in Worcester.
Massachusetts state police say two people survived the crash of a small plane on a beach on Martha's Vineyard.
The state of Massachusetts added more than 15,000 jobs in the month of February.
A convicted sex offender from Massachusetts wanted for cutting off his monitoring device has been tracked down and arrested in Maine.
Boston Medical Center says it will cut a number of jobs this spring.
The construction industry in the Bay State has been hit hard during this economic downturn.
Some 1,100 jobs are leaving Massachusetts and are going just a few miles away over the border to Merrimack, NH and Smithfield, RI. Why? Jon Keller is at large.
