‘An attack on women’: Healey urges Supreme Court to keep telehealth access to abortion drug legal
A ruling is imminent in a case that could limit the abortion drug’s availability nationwide.
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Amid gloomy budget outlook, Boston city councilor seeks to grow senior property tax relief program
Councilor Louijeune says more seniors would qualify for a $1,000 exemption under her proposal. -
Boston projects $48M budget deficit next fiscal year driven by snow removal costs
Boston CFO Ashley Groffenberger says the shortfall, driven partly by snow removal costs, amounts to 1% of the city’s operating budget. -
Healey worries Trump trying to ‘weaponize’ federal government ahead of 2026 election
The governor dismissed the idea of voter fraud in Massachusetts, a day after federal prosecutors launched a new team to investigate it. -
Federal prosecutors launch team to probe benefits, voter fraud in Mass.
U.S. Attorney Leah Foley says the $9 million in fraud she's identified so far is the "tip of the iceberg." -
Boston launches push to teach every high school grad to use AI critically
The new program is funded through a $1 million seed grant from entrepreneur Paul English. -
AG sees ‘pathway forward’ to audit state Legislature
Massachusetts’ attorney general believes her office and the auditor’s office are closer to agreeing on a way forward with the prolonged audit fight. -
Boston City Councilors move to review police body camera policies as calls for transparency grow
Councilors Brian Worrell and Miniard Culpepper want to examine how and when police body camera footage is released. -
Healey touts preparations for ‘safe and secure and successful’ World Cup games
The governor's statements came the same day a Boston city councilor filed a hearing order to prevent human and drug trafficking around the games. -
With their longtime leader retiring, what's next for Mass. House Republicans?
Republican state reps elected this year will kick off 2027 with a choice over how much they want to compromise with Democrats. -
House GOP Leader Jones not running, ending decades at helm
House Minority Leader Brad Jones of North Reading announced Monday morning that he will not seek reelection this fall, capping off a 32-year career in the House.
