Boston takes step towards allowing electric scooters on streets
Women in bridal gowns, chains protest child marriage at the Statehouse
1-day liquor permit bill revisited to help nonprofits
Middleboro rail route is close to 100 percent design
Attleboro area authorities back request for $72M state housing budget
MetroWest, Milford area employer outlook a bit less rosy
Rausch leading charge on legislation to help homeless
Bill to ban tackling in youth football gains ground on Beacon Hill
Mike Rodrigues: The Westport centrist will now manage the state budget
Legislators eye stricter punishment for those who shoot at homes
Bill tackling head injuries calls for ban on contact before Grade 8
Local homeless shelters call on state for more funding
Are the stars aligned for enacting education funding reform?
Marketing marijuana: Industry experts weigh in on how to handle it in Massachusetts
Comerford launching webinar series on legislation, issues
Local delegation’s committee assignments and legislative priorities are set
Transit boards have a lot riding on state funding
Advocates hope for more funding for the state’s disabled populations
Go Red for Women supports North Attleboro heart disease survivor in the Statehouse
New lawmakers get committee assignments
Carey on constituents: “We’re here for them”
Lakeville Rep. Norman Orrall continues family legacy of public service
Legislators promote funding for civics education in 2020 budget
Cannabis Advisory Board votes on marijuana home delivery recommendations
Massachusetts at forefront of national climate change forum
State expects lane closures during proposed Prudential tunnel extension
Local politicians say Baker’s education plan is not enough
Lowell teen center stage at Statehouse anti-gang event
State group aims to increase affordable educational opportunities
Businesses rail against paid family leave program in hearing
Together, Kulik and Scibak close a chapter of western Mass. representation
Winter comes, homelessness for veterans still remain a problem
Massachusetts activists and legislators call for action in environmental policy
Regulators, attorney general won’t review recreational pot payments seen by some as going beyond state law
Massachusetts prepares for minimum wage to rise
Rep. O’Day pushes opioid tax bill in an ongoing fight against crisis in Massachusetts
Man of law: New state rep will switch from helping people by legal work to helping by making law
U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark to push for D.C. unity
Program offers free training for veterans by business-owning veterans
Hopkinton preps for new civics curriculum
Unstandardized prison removal procedures may contribute to excessive force, state lawmaker says
New Bedford and region tap a variety of sources to fund opioid programs
City commission votes to give Citgo sign landmark status
Valley candidates help Green-Rainbow Party achieve official status — again
Sen. Adam Hinds: Berkshire-NYC train plan needs marketing
Chandler pushes bill to prosecute female mutilation
A plan to promote growth and unsnarl traffic raises questions
Question 3 looks to repeal law on gender identity protection in public places
