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Warren Names Former Clinton Campaign Aide Press Secretary
Ashley Woolheater served as press secretary for Hillary for America. -
In Merrimack Valley, Gas Company Restoration Chief Aims To Ease Safety Concerns
The chief restoration officer for NiSource, Columbia Gas' parent company, says he understands residents' anxiety, but the company has "the experience to ensure that their gas will continue to remain safe going forward." -
Fall River Mayor Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Fraud Indictment
Jasiel Correia entered a plea of not guilty in court Thursday to charges of wire fraud and filing false tax returns. -
In Springfield, Bracing For Uncertainty From Trump's Trade Policies
The China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation brought new manufacturing jobs to western Mass., but the future is uncertain. -
Recouping Losses In The Merrimack Valley
Columbia Gas said it is processing more than 19,000 claims from businesses, housing tenants and homeowners, but would not say how many have been paid. -
Feds To Announce Fraud Charges Against Fall River Mayor
Jasiel Correia was arrested Thursday morning and will face federal charges for allegedly defrauding investors. -
Goldberg, Orrall Face Off In First Treasurer's Debate
Incumbent State Treasurer Deb Goldberg, a Democrat, and Republican challenger state Rep. Keiko Orrall tussle over the lottery, sports gambling, and the state's pension fund. -
In Debate With Gonzalez, Baker Refuses To Say He Will Vote For Diehl For Senate
In the second gubernatorial debate, hosted by WGBH News, the GOP governor was caught in an awkward stance on the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate. He reversed himself immediately afterward. -
First Responders Reflect On The Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions, One Month Later
The Andover fire chief, Andover police chief, and the Lawrence fire chief recount the day's events as they experienced them. -
A Mostly Serene Baker Faces Pugnacious Progressive Challenge From Gonzalez
In the first gubernatorial debate, both candidates stick to their guns -- and scripts.