Funding cut for program that provided healthy, local food to Mass. schools
Funding that provided fresh, local and healthy food at Massachusetts schools is now being cut by the USDA.
Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira begins court-martial hearing
A court-martial convened on Monday for Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira, who was sentenced last year in federal court to 15 years in prison for leaking highly classified military documents.
What could Medicaid cuts mean for residents with disabilities?
Families are speaking out against the Trump administration, saying its policies will harm those with disabilities.
Massachusetts police academy director suspended amid investigation
The director of the East Falmouth Police Training Academy and its coordinator have been suspended.
Mayor Wu meets with Boston's faith leaders before testifying on Capitol Hill
Mayor Wu sat with faith leaders on Tuesday before she heads to Washington D. C. next week to testify before Congress on Boston's sanctuary city status.
Mass. cities sue Trump administration for "attack" on sanctuary cities
The cities of Chelsea and Somerville filed suit on Monday, asking a federal judge to block the Trump administration's efforts to withhold funding from so-called "sanctuary jurisdictions."
Damaging winds cause power outages, downed trees across Massachusetts
A dangerous concoction of damaging winds and trees heavy with ice and snow led to power outages across Massachusetts on Monday.
Lowell company voices support for Trump's steel tariffs
President Donald Trump has said he will implement a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports beginning in March. One Lowell company says it supports the move.
Trooper Proctor's future still in limbo, trial board schedules third day
The trial board which will determine whether Massachusetts State Police Trooper Michael Proctor will keep or lose his job has scheduled a third hearing day in March.
Tariffs will increase New England energy, gas prices, economist says
New England has dodged energy price hikes for now as tariffs were pushed off.
Video shows explosion that sent manhole cover flying in Worcester
An explosion launched a manhole cover high into the sky on a busy Worcester street.
Mass. public sector retirees celebrate signing of Social Security Fairness Act
Current and former public sector workers in Massachusetts are hailing the passage of the Social Security Fairness Act.
Auditor finds inadequate training at Massachusetts police academies
An audit of the academies responsible for training every police officer in Massachusetts found an inadequate curriculum and shoddy record keeping.
Display collapses on kids, families after balloon drop mishap in Peabody
Several children were hurt when a display collapsed during a New Year's Eve event for kids in Massachusetts.
Middlesex introduces training for corrections officers to manage stress
One Massachusetts county has introduced new training to help corrections officers manage stress and regulate their emotions.