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Maura Healey is backing former lieutenant governor nominee Steve Kerrigan to succeed Gus Bickford as chair of the state party in one of her first major political power plays as governor.

Eight states are following Massachusetts’ lead and trying to strike the right balance of slowing health care spending without causing too much pain to the industry.

Despite a much tougher atmosphere with a GOP House, some senators are hoping against the odds that they can keep a streak of bipartisan action going.

The official Massachusetts groundhog, Ms. G., will make her winter prognostication at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.

Customers are eager to sample new ventures, but it appears openings are not outweighing the number of eateries on the market for sale or lease.

Did you know Massachusetts has an official groundhog? Mrs. G made her 2023 prediction this morning and here's what she has to say about the winter ahead.

As the MBTA struggles with service delays and prepares to suspend downtown Orange Line service for three upcoming weekends to work on tracks that were part of last year's month-long end-to-end shutdown, Gov. Maura Healey said the new general manager she plans to name at the T will be charged with making sure that "these things stop happening." But a meeting of the MBTA Board

Healey says new general manager will ensure "these things stop happening." It's not that simple.

Working your way through boston -- s school, the best high school in america, going on to college. what were you looking at? what was your dream aimed at? was there a line? aimed at wathere may not have been a specific model, obviously, in massachusetts. i am the first black woman and woman of color to be elected to statewide. but there were many who came before me, who did a lot to establish that foundation for this victory to even be possible. and i name that the day of. there is of course for...

The Ashmont Grill, which opened on Talbot Avenue in 2005 and became a top-tier Dorchester eatery and an anchor of the Ashmont neighborhood in particular, will close in the coming weeks, according to its co-owners and investors. The news – first reported by the Boston Globe last Sunday – is a disappointment to its many fans, a group that includes this editor. The staff and