State’s plan for post-MCAS graduation requirements features both tests and projects
The graduation council is due to produce a final report next year.
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Boston’s District 7 candidates split on safe injection sites
This week, Boston City Council signaled openness to the facilities if they become legal. -
Quincy mayor blames ‘homosexual issues’ for Catholic Church’s sex-abuse scandal, bringing backlash
Thomas Koch seemed to minimize the scandal in a recent appearance on a local talk show. -
‘Blatant corruption’: Wu weighs in on Homan bribery allegations
Wu labeled the incident a sadly familiar example of corruption within the Trump administration. -
DiZoglio says lawmakers ‘rewarded’ Campbell for helping stall her audit
Legislative leaders say they gave the attorney general more money to take the Trump administration to court. -
Judge denies bid to block fired leader’s return to cannabis commission
Treasurer Deb Goldberg hasn’t decided on a “next step,” according to spokesman. -
With Ballantyne out, Burnley, Wilson shift focus to Somerville’s mayoral final
The incumbent finished a distant third in the preliminary election. -
Mass. health leaders say children under 4, adults over 65 ‘should’ get COVID shots
Children ages six months to 23 months “should” be vaccinated, according to the state’s public health department. -
Mass. attorney general weighs in on criticism over lowering flags for Charlie Kirk
In this case, she says Mass. law is “crystal clear.” -
Massachusetts Democratic Convention headed to Springfield
The main focus of the convention will be on approving the Democratic party's platform, including issues such as affordable housing, education and health care. It also asserts that much is at risk under President Donald Trump's administration. -
Josh Kraft ending mayoral campaign, clearing way for Wu victory
The Patriots owner’s son was trounced in Tuesday’s preliminary election, losing by a 49-point margin.
