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The state could see an increase in the availability of early learning programs by taking advantage of vacant public spaces beyond the state Department of Education public school campuses.

Col. John E. Mawn Jr., superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police, has said that a “sobriety checkpoint” will be implemented by the Massachusetts State Police on a public way in

One of the many lawfare campaigns against President Donald Trump launched be his enemies in the Democrat party is one claiming he illegally kept government documents when he left office.

The federal government is conducting a civil rights investigation involving Massachusetts' Department of Developmental Services over a patient privacy breach at the shuttered Walter E. Fernald State School in Waltham.

A temporary aid package for workers and businesses affected by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge heads to the full Senate after a unanimous committee vote.

Instead of automatically reporting to the state infants born dependent on addictive substances like opioids, new policies ask hospital staff to evaluate whether the newborn faces an imminent risk of neglect or abuse.

Pointing to the possibility that tax revenues could sink further over the last three months of the budget year, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is imposing...

BOSTON — In anticipation of a boom in clean energy projects needed to help the state meet its decarbonization targets, a group put together by the governor rolled out recommendations

An internal memo sent Tuesday by Gov. Maura Healey's administration lays out strict hiring rules for agencies.

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