Former public safety official says Concord has "an antisemitism problem"
A former top public safety official for Massachusetts said his hometown of Concord has "an antisemitism problem."
Keller: Trump says there's gerrymandering in Massachusetts. Is he right?
As states like Texas and California work to redraw congressional maps in favor of one political party or another, some politicians say Massachusetts is an example of partisan redistricting
Mass. education secretary addresses cellphone bans, teacher strikes and federal funding
The Massachusetts Secretary of Education is pushing back on federal cuts to education funding, saying higher education needs to be more accessible nationwide, just like it is in the Bay State.
Keller: Looking at the pushback to the proposed school cellphone ban
Some schools take student phones away during the day but there is pushback, saying cellphones can have benefits with education.
Keller: Should Massachusetts state workers be able to work from home?
Thousands of Massachusetts state employees are working remotely, at least part of the time. But is it creating problems?
Sen. Warren criticizes President Trump, saying he's failed to lower costs
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is criticizing President Donald Trump for promising to lower costs for Americans, a promise she said he's failed to keep.
Keller: 2 experts explain benefits of responsible drinking
A new Gallup poll finds the percent of American adults who drink alcohol has dropped its lowest point in nearly a century.
Expected drop in international students could be a big problem for Massachusetts
Funding cuts and immigration policies may keep many international students out of Massachusetts and the United States this fall.
Elizabeth Warren discusses future of Mass Pike project, Cape Cod bridges
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren spoke to WBZ-TV's Jon Keller about a wide range of issues on this week's "Keller at Large."
Keller: In new poll, most popular newsmakers all have one trait in common
A new poll reveals which newsmakers are popular and who isn't.
Mass. AFL-CIO leader criticizes both parties for not helping working class
The 2024 presidential election showed neither party is "really working for the working class in a way [they] should be," said the Massachusetts AFL-CIO president.
Keller: Mayor Wu looks to play "Trump card" against Josh Kraft
Incumbent Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is dominating in polls, while Josh Kraft has a tough climb ahead.
Keller: "Grievance murders" can find support on social media, expert says
Police say the man who shot and killed four people in a New York City skyscraper spent days traveling across the country to reach his target. These types of "grievance murders" are increasingly common.
Keller: Looking at raises for Healey's cabinet, Boston mayor's race poll
It may be the dead of summer, but it was a busy week in Massachusetts politics.
Keller: GOP could face hot-button issues at town halls this summer
The Speaker of the House is sending members home for their summer recess but the Epstein case and other hot-button issues are sure to come up during town hall meetings.