Rep. Keating Named To 3 House Committees
U.S. Rep. Bill Keating, state's newest member of Congress, has found out which committees he'll be sitting on when he returns to Washington.
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U.S. Rep. Bill Keating, state's newest member of Congress, has found out which committees he'll be sitting on when he returns to Washington.
Supreme Judicial Court Associate Justice Judith Cowin has announced she will retire from Massachusetts' highest court, effective in April.
Former Governor Mitt Romney says he has great affinity for the small Massachusetts House Republican delegation, but he's not seeking their support for a presidential campaign yet.
State officials say Massachusetts has spent $5.5 billion in federal stimulus funds and more than 71,000 people in the state have received paychecks as a result of those funds since the program began nearly two years ago.
The federal corruption case against former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi and three associates will go forward after a federal judge refused to dismiss any of the charges.
Two people pulled from their vehicle after a roof collapse at a parking garage in Lynn are thankful they're alive to tell their story.
If you get caught in traffic on Wednesday and are tempted to curse the person in the car in front of you, please don't.
A bystander passing a home on Long Pond Road in Yarmouth found a woman on fire on Tuesday. That person tried to put her out with a coat, but she did not survive.
Lawyers for the estate of a 4-year-old Hull girl whose parents were convicted of giving hear a deadly dose of prescription drugs say they have settled a malpractice suit against the psychiatrist who prescribed the medication and her employer.
The CDC issues a weekly report of where flu is reported. In the week ending January 15, Massachusetts was listed as "widespread."
The former state representative whose unsuccessful campaign for Congress was dogged by accusations that while a police officer he failed to properly supervise a subordinate conducting a strip search has been named second in command at the Barnstable County Sheriff's department.
What could be the state's most convenient convenience store opened on Monday in Kingston.
Last fall, a local student started his business studies at Bentley and during winter break, he used his free time to develop a massively popular website. It's called threewords.me.
Imagine if your child had a potentially deadly disease that had no treatment or cure? One Braintree family is now on a mission to find a cure for the disease...and save their little girl. That meant raising money and finding the right doctor.
Massachusetts is facing at least a $1 billion budget gap, but Gov. Deval Patrick says there is no need for the state to consider filing for bankruptcy.
Foreclosures surged 32-percent in Massachusetts in 2010.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is lending his support to the White House pitch to keep Republicans from repealing the president's health care overhaul.
State transportation and public safety leaders unveiled a new program on Wednesday designed to teach young drivers about the perils of distracted driving.
It's been days since our last snowstorm ended, but you can still see some people driving around with snow piled on the roof of their cars.
Two people were killed in a fire at a home in Somerville on Monday, according to officials.
Three hikers from Massachusetts were rescued from the New Hampshire woods on Monday in two separate incidents.
A fire caused quite a bit of damage to a large row of town houses in Brookline on Monday.
You've probably seen the Alaskan "Iditarod" on television, but chances are you've never been to a real dog sled race in person. You have your chance this weekend up in Hamilton and Ipswich.
Unions, industry-backed organizations and other advocacy groups spent more than $9 million trying to sway voters on the state's three ballot questions last year. The total falls short of the record $16.1 million set in 1992 when four questions were decided.
Car insurance could be sold by the mile under a pilot program being considered by the state of Massachusetts. Called pay-as-you-drive, drivers could pay car insurance by the mile instead of a lump sum payment.
