Did You Know There’s an Online Tool for Massachusetts Jurors?

Once you receive your summons for jury duty, you can handle all you need to on the state’s juror service website.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Ex-Chemist Dookhan to Appear in Court

Annie Dookhan faces 27 charges in a scandal that has rocked the state's justice system.

Norton to Hold Tax Classification Hearing

Is Judge’s Deal Right For Dookhan?

The ex-chemist’s alleged malfeasance has sullied the outcome of thousands of drug cases in Massachusetts.

New State Survey Lets Drivers Sound Off

Tell the Department of Transportation what you think about their efforts.

Coakley’s Top Aide Launches Attorney General Bid

Maura Healey officially announces candidacy for office.

Selectmen Praise Town Meeting Decision to Renovate Town Hall

As part of the capital budget, Norton Town Meeting voters approved $350,000 to renovate the inside of Norton Town Hall.

New Member Appointed to Waterbodies Committee

The committee is tasked with cleaning up Norton's waterbodies.

Norton Veterans Looking for a Band to Perform in Annual Parade

Norton High School currently does not have a marching band.

Senate Approved Bill Includes Funds for Low Income Heating Assistance

Bill includes $20 million for heating assistance to address delays in funding following the federal government shutdown.

Kennedy: 'We Cannot Repeat this Debacle in Three Months'

New Bill Looks to Help Offset Flood Insurance Increases

FEMA’s updated and expanded flood zone maps may mean big flood insurance cost increases for homeowners.

'Fat Letters' are Gone

A months-long battle on Beacon Hill comes to an end.

State Launches Online Lemon Law Qualification Application

Norton to Preserve 42 Acres off of Crane St.

Town Meeting voters approved a measure this week.

Senate Passes Bill to Protect Animals in Case of Disasters

Measure would ensure the safety of people with pets in emergency situations.

Kennedy Speaks on Behalf of Child Abduction Prevention and Return Act

Senator Warren: 'This is No Time to Act Out Dangerous Fantasies'

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren urges Congress to raise the debt ceiling immediately to prevent default and avoid recession.

Federal Shutdown Halts Home Heating Aid

Residents who rely on this program may face a long, cold winter.

Plan to Pay More to Heat Your Home This Winter

More than 90 percent of homeowners in the U.S. will see higher heating expenses this year.

Cardinal Sean Calls Meeting with Pols

Bill Would Help Communities Improve Water, Sewer Infrastructure

Senate leaders on Beacon Hill have presented a proposal to help local communities borrow money to fix aging systems.

Norton Residents Approve Capital Budget, Land Purchases and Money Transfers at Fall Town Meeting

An article dealing with Norton's waterbodies highlighted the night.

Bill Would Help Communities Improve Water, Sewer Infrastructure

Senate leaders on Beacon Hill have presented a proposal to help local communities borrow money to fix aging systems.

AG Warns of 'Deed Collection Services' Scam

Don't pay $50 to $90 for something you can get for free or at minimal charge from the Registry of Deeds.

Could Massachusetts Become an Early Voting State?

A constitutional convention this week includes an amendment to allow early voting in the state

What's Up for Vote at Norton Town Meeting?

Take a look at the 22 articles you'll be voting on.

Do You Support Creating a Registry of Animal Abusers?

Legislation to be filed Friday, and if approved, would list all those convicted of animal cruelty in the Bay State.

Warren’s Offices Aren’t Answering Phones During Government Shutdown

Warren decides to minimally staff office and not have staff answer phone calls during shutdown.

Should Police Officers Be Fired for Swearing?

A bill at the State House would “prohibit inappropriate language use by sworn law officers.”

Library of Congress Web Site is Closed

Government shutdown forces the country’s oldest federal cultural institution to close.

Massachusetts Tourism Impacted by Shutdown

National parks, and historic sites throughout the state closed following shutdown.

Sen. Edward Markey Compares Tea Party Republicans to Breaking Bad

Both Massachusetts senators criticized Republicans on Monday.

Head Lice and Cockroaches Are More Popular Than Congress

On the other hand, Congress is thought of more highly than the Kardashians.

Sen. Warren on Republicans: 'Hostage-taking is All They Have Left'

Sen. Warren: "We should be having a real debate about our budget – because we have real problems to solve."

Norton Hires New Building Commissioner

The former Dartmouth and Somerset building inspector was hired in Norton

Will the South Coast Rail Be a Reality?

It looks like the South Coast Rail project is one step closer to becoming a reality.

State House News Service Weekly Roundup: As Good As It Gets

Water Discoloration Also Due to Water Main Issue

In addition to hydrant flushing on the east side of town, the water department dealt with a water main issue on the west side of town last week.