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Mayor Michelle Wu has tapped John Borders IV, a Dorchester native who previously worked for the Boston Celtics, as her new director of tourism, sports and entertainment. He started the job Monday. As head of the office of tourism, sports and entertainment, Borders IV is tasked with pulling events, conventions, festivals and meetings to the city. His office will work with Meet

Then-Attorney General Martha Coakley charged that patrons of Fairhaven and Fall River internet cafes were paying nearly exclusively for the right to gamble.

Mayor Michelle Wu has tapped John Borders IV, a Dorchester native who previously worked for the Boston Celtics, as her new director of tourism, sports and entertainment. He started the job Monday.

An interview with Norbert Miller.

The slew of 11th-hour appointees — Baker named dozens in his final three days alone — featured members of Baker’s staff.

After Roe v. Wade, Boston was “painted as one of the centers of the anti-abortion world.”

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore was sworn in as the state’s first Black governor on Wednesday, pledging to work for greater inclusion and economic equity while also

Moore already has national Democrats buzzing about presidential primaries, but first he has to be governor of a state thawing out from GOP gubernatorial rule.

An interview with Smitty Pignatelli.

In a ceremony focused on the historic "firsts" of Andrea Campbell's inauguration as Massachusetts' first Black woman elected to be attorney general the newly sworn-in top law enforcement official promised to hold those in power accountable and to bring transparency to the state's criminal justice system.