Massachusetts refugees and resettlement agencies sue Trump admin over new detention policy
A new directive earlier this month allows for many refugees to be detained without a warrant.
Many Massachusetts school districts still closed as parents scramble to find child care
Days after the state's Monday blizzard, many cities still struggling to clean up streets and open schools.
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Vermont settles DCF suit; NH scraps ICE facility; Cape paralympian. All in regional news roundtable.
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Motherless daughters and found family at the heart of newest novel by Tayari Jones
Award-winning author Tayari Jones' latest novel, "Kin," centers two motherless girls growing up in the segregated south in the 1950s. -
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Weight-loss drugs will no longer be covered by Mass. state workers’ health insurance
The Group Insurance Commission’s vote is part of a broader effort to rein in soaring health care costs that are squeezing the state budget. -
Eng applauds post-storm restoration: ‘We are not the same T’
The MBTA restored full service two days after a February blizzard.
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