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Benefits Bill For Officer Shot And Killed In July Expected To Move Quickly
The benefit will be calculated based on the rank of sergeant, which Michael Chesna was posthumously promoted to after the July shooting. -
In Woburn, Gas Cut Off To 300 Customers After System Overpressurized
The scare comes less than a month after overpressurization caused fires and explosions in the Merrimack Valley. -
Independent Agency Says Ballot Question 1 Could Cost $676-$949 Million Annually
The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission's analysis largely backs those opposing nurse staffing ratios. -
After The Merrimack Valley Blasts, Former Lawrence Mayor Mounts A Different Sort Of Campaign
He's clashing with his successor over how residents should respond. -
Governor Announces Emergency Loan For Businesses In Merrimack Valley
Businesses will be allowed to borrow up to $50,000 to cover payroll and replace any inventory lost after the explosion. -
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Former State Sen. Brian Joyce Found Dead In Home
The district attorney's office said that foul play is not suspected. -
Democrats Split Over Punishing Top Brass For State Trooper Scandal
Gov. Baker's challenger wants heads to roll, but House Dems say Baker's people have done everything right. -
Gaming Commission Chair Crosby Resigns Amid Allegations of Bias
The commission is reconsidering the suitability of Wynn Resorts to operate the Everett casino in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations against the company’s founder. -
For Environmentalists Fighting Natural Gas, Safety Issue Comes To The Forefront
Boston University professor Nathan Phillips knocked on the door of a home in Lawrence in the dark. Under his arm, he carried a box with a portable hot plate for cooking food. This is one of 8,600 households in the area that are without natural gas.