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In Fall River, A Five-Way Fracas For Mayor
Incumbent Jasiel Correia faces a federal indictment — but says his record speaks for itself. -
State And Federal Lawmakers Press For Equal Pay For Tipped Workers
Advocates are mounting a new push to ensure tipped workers receive the same base wage as all other hourly employees. -
Students Stage Their Recovery One Play At A Time
A group of young recovering addicts are sharing their stories across the state. The goal is to encourage kids to stay away from drugs and alcohol. -
Newly Elected State Rep. Nika Elugardo Takes Her Seat On Beacon Hill
The legislator tells WGBH News that she first wants to tackle education funding and immigration. -
State Officials Warn Of Sporadic 911 Outages In Massachusetts
Officials are urging residents who cannot reach 911 to dial the 10-digit number of their local police or fire department. -
Bay State Population Growth Tops In New England
Population growth in Massachusetts is outpacing that of other New England states. -
Alleged Gang Member On Nantucket Moves On, But Is Not Free
The next chapter in the life of Henry Lemus Calderon. -
Worcester Firefighter Dies After Early-Morning Blaze
Christopher Roy died Sunday after battling a five-alarm blaze that broke out on Lowell Street early that morning. -
Gambling In Massachusetts Has Not Had Negative Impact, Study Finds
The report released Thursday looked at the effect the casino in Plainridge had on problem gambling, stress, crime and real estate values. -
Massachusetts State Judge Suspected Of Aiding An Immigrant To Flee ICE
An unauthorized immigrant and a state judge are in the middle of a controversy surrounding the presence of federal immigration agents in courthouses.
