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More sites are opening in Massachusetts to help with the shelter crisis the state is experiencing. This announcement as the wait list for migrant families continues to grow into the hundreds.

Milton now faces the politically delicate task of writing yet another new zoning plan, while living under legal limbo for violating the state’s most ambitious housing law in decades.

FEMA said the damage was not severe enough to warrant federal aid.

“This administration is not going to be about kicking the can down the road, which frankly is what has happened for far too long — for years, decades, right? It’s why we’re in the hole that we have been in that we’re digging out of, ” Gov. Maura Healey said Monday.

Regardless of which side residents choose on Wednesday, the vote will reverberate throughout Eastern Massachusetts.

For reasons concrete and symbolic, the historically beleaguered Republican Party in this state may actually have something to feel good about.

Touting the party as “in the strongest position we’ve seen in years,” MassGOP officials on Monday announced major fundraising success and plans to return operations to their former Boston headquarters.

Changes could be coming at both the federal and state level. But for now, many veterans still can't get coverage.

The local district attorney’s office says that it is expanding resources devoted to human trafficking in the region, an illegal trade they say is active on the Cape and the Islands. District Attorney Rob Galibois, in a press conference highlighting the grant award on Monday in Barnstable — along with local lawmakers and in a […]

FITCHBURG — It’s no secret that there are many roadways throughout the city that could use some work and it appears that the state has sent a little extra help this year to do so. State Sen. John Cronin and state Rep. Michael Kushmerek announced that the city will be receiving a boost in road […]