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As teenagers, my peers and I are focusing our sights on the future to life beyond high school. This period is one of transition and of many choices: What are we going to pursue after leaving high school? What people do we want to become? Although we...

NORTHAMPTON — Angry and disgusted. One after another, activists, students, politicians, doctors, lawyers and professors took to the steps in front of City Hall in Northampton on Saturday, and voiced their opposition to the possibility that the Supreme...

Cape Cods lack of abortion services forces longer travel time, and other barriers, advocates say.

An interview with Massachusetts State Senator Sonia Chang-Díaz.

Legislators are considering a bill that would require public universities to provide medication abortions. Learn more at Boston.com.

The governor says the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will protect a woman's right to choose and that the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion will not change that.

The governor says he is glad the state has codified Roe v. Wade, but says he still doesn't support two sections of the bill that was passed in December 2020.

A leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade sparks protests nationwide. This one happened in North Adams Saturday, organized by The Feminist Tea Party.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Massachusetts Nurses Association Board of Directors – nurses and healthcare professionals elected by their MNA colleagues – have released...

If the Supreme Court does overturn Roe v. Wade, what will that mean for women in Massachusetts?