Anti-Vaxers Seek $6 Million Each For Damages Over Boston Mandate

A group of 16 unvaccinated people is filing an amended complaint claiming the Boston vaccine mandate violated their constitutional rights.

LISTEN: Ukrainian Refugees Flood Into Poland

Alaina Mencinger caught up with Alem Kent, a reporter for the Kyiv Independent who just arrived in Krakow, Poland.

Biden Nominates First Black Woman To The Supreme Court

Ketanji Brown Jackson has already been approved by the Senate three times in the last 13 years.

Republican Duo Hopes To Stamp 'Ticket' To State's Corner Offices

Chris Doughty and Kate Campanale said on Tuesday they are running as a "ticket" for governor and lieutenant governor, respectively.

Wu Files Proposal To Cap Protests Outside Of Residential Homes

After personally being subject to protests, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu files a proposal to restrict targeted picketing overnight.

Voting Reforms Present Challenges For Local Elections Administrators

When mail-in voting was widely used in the 2020 election, local clerks experienced “an administrative nightmare.”

MA Lawmakers Condemn Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

"Putin’s actions are the acts of a craven, insecure leader who deserves contempt from us all," Congressman Bill Keating said.

Lawmakers Detail State's Climate Change Goals, Future Plans

Climate change will become the existential threat to Massachusetts post-pandemic.

MA Catholics Warn Parents Against 12-Step Program For LGBTQ Youth

EnCourage and Courage programs invite LGBTQ+ Catholics to use an adapted 12-step program originally created by Alcoholics Anonymous.

Deadline Extended On Bill To Lower Voting Age In Northampton Elections

Although the bill deals specifically with Northampton, it can set a precedent, if passed, for the entire state, “a higher hurdle to cross.”

Next Phase Of Boston's Vaccine Mandate Begins: What To Know

Mayor Michelle Wu has said the mandate will be lifted when hospitalizations and the positivity rate are below a certain threshold.

Questions About Social Security That Can Help You Plan

You Should Know What Your Future Benefit May Be

MA State House To Reopen To Public After 700+ Days

In a joint statement Monday, Senate President Karen Spilka and House Speaker Ron Mariano said the building will reopen Feb. 22.

What's Going On With The Supreme Court Justices?

President Biden said he is hoping to make a decision by the end of February but has not made one yet.

Rollins Would Seek Death Penalty For Marathon Bomber Tsarnaev

U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins said she would take the step if Attorney General Merrick Garland instructed her to do so.

Support For Bill Addressing Building Accessibility Voiced At State House Hearing

Proposed legislation to create more accessible buildings and facilities was discussed on Beacon Hill this week.

Trump Adviser Lewandowski Joins Diehl's Campaign For MA Governor

Republican Geoff Diehl has hired Lowell native Corey Lewandowski and former New England Patriots lineman Fred Smerlas to his staff.

Andrea Campbell Running For Attorney General

The 39-year-old former Boston city councilor and mayoral candidate is angling to succeed Maura Healey, who is running for governor.

Defend Against Scammers Who Target Your Social Security Benefits

Here Are Three Things You Should Do

Immigrant Allies And Activists Will Rally For The Right To Drive

Activists will march in front of the Massachusetts State House in Boston Monday afternoon to support the Work & Family Mobility Act.

Boston, MA received ‘D’ grade for fiscal health

New report released by Truth in Accounting

Boston Public Library: Boston Public Library Announces 2022 Lowell Lecture Series

– The Boston Public Library today announced the 2022 Speaker Schedule:

Boston-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Data

The Suffolk County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.

Boston Clearing Out Homeless Encampment At Mass And Cass

A city survey in December found as many as 140 people living in the camp, where drug dealing and use often occurs in the open.

City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces Paulina Mangubat As Digital Director

In this role, Mangubat will work to ensure that City Hall connects and empowers Boston residents through creative, accessible digital co ...

City Of Boston: Demolition Delay Application: 235-237 Condor St, East Boston

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City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces New Intergovernmental Relations Staff

Mayor Michelle Wu announced today three new staffers for her Intergovernmental Relations (IGR) office. Clare Kelly will serve as Directo ...

City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces Call To Artists For Year Five Of Boston Artists-In-Residence

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City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces Ricardo Patrón As Press Secretary

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Rachael Rollins To Be Sworn In As U.S. Attorney

The Suffolk County District Attorney will now be the first Black woman to serve as U.S. District Attorney for Massachusetts.

City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces Mariangely Solis Cervera As Chief Of Equity And Inclusion

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City Of Boston: Building On A Big Year For Arts And Culture In Boston

Here are a few of our proudest moments:

City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces Boston Police Commissioner Search Committee

The Committee will be chaired by retired Justice Geraldine Hines of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. The Committee will engage ...

City Of Boston: Inspectional Services COVID-19 Update

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City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Announces First Set Of City Of Boston Job Fairs Open To All Residents, Starting January 10th

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City Of Boston: Demolition Delay Application: 546 Saratoga Street, East Boston

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City Of Boston: Demolition Delay Application: 80-88 Welles Avenue, Dorchester

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City Of Boston: Mayor Wu Hosts Swearing-In Ceremony For Inauguration Of Boston City Councilors

Mayor Michelle Wu today held an outdoor swearing-in ceremony at Boston City Hall to formally inaugurate new and returning City Councilor ...

City Of Boston: 2022 New Year's Resolutions And The Importance Of Self-Care

2022 is here. After two tough years that featured several starts and stops, many are eager to start this January and set and achieve new ...

U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley Tests Positive For COVID-19

The congresswoman from Massachusetts, who is vaccinated and received a booster dose, is experiencing mild symptoms, she said.