A $10 million pilot program in a spending bill set for a vote next week would cover tuition for UMass Chan Medical School students who commit to practicing family medicine in Massachusetts.

U.S. Attorney Leah Foley says the $9 million in fraud she's identified so far is the "tip of the iceberg."

Massachusetts’ attorney general believes her office and the auditor’s office are closer to agreeing on a way forward with the prolonged audit fight.

House leaders say they're planning to vote either this month or next on the bill, which would also block new agreements authorizing local law enforcement to act as immigration officers.

Six years later, Massachusetts legislators say the pandemic highlighted issues of public health, preparedness and food security.

A Healey deputy told lawmakers the change would help support an industry that's both "wildly underfunded" and key to the Massachusetts economy.

State Senate president compares ICE activity to Gestapo tactics.

Sen. Jason Lewis' decision sets up what promises to be a competitive race in Boston's northern suburbs.

The Methuen Democrat announced her releection bid one week after suing top state lawmakers.

One state senator knocked DiZoglio's intended audit as "purely political."