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The $9.75 billion infrastructure bond bill that cleared the Transportation Committee does not include any language creating a new rail authori…
Governor Charlie Baker will reflect on his seven years as the state’s chief executive when Associated Industries of Massachusetts holds its annual meeting virtually on May 6.
Hourly workers in Massachusetts collectively miss out on more than $1.6 billion in wages every year because of unmet child care needs a new study finds.
With Gov. Charlie Baker set to make his case directly to lawmakers Monday on the latest version of a health care bill he first filed in 2019, the pharmaceutical industry is out with a campaign knocking the bill as "dangerous."
With a state grant in hand, the towns of Dalton and Hinsdale will hire a consultant to study this question: Can one police department, Dalton’s, serve both communities?
Top court officials urged lawmakers on Tuesday to approve a burst of spending designed to modernize how Massachusetts residents access justice and how judges, clerks and other judicial workers perform their jobs.
Senate President Karen Spilka said she looked forward to debating legislation in her branch that would provide some undocumented immigrants a pathway to obtain a driver's license in Massachusetts.
The head of The Brien Center says a proposal by Gov. Charlie Baker to require providers and insurers to increase spending on primary and behavioral care would be "a strong first step" toward fixing historically low reimbursement rates.
Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday waded back into the debate over how to improve access to health care.
The House is preparing to debate a $1.6 billion midyear spending bill that would extend into 2023 the state authorization for restaurants to offer expanded outdoor dining and to-go cocktail service.
