The Massachusetts State Senate met Thursday to discuss new certification plans for officers as protesters continue to demand justice and police reform across the Commonwealth.Read More
The Massachusetts House of Representatives met to discuss some options Wednesday continue to work on a plan to provide financial aid to people hit hardRead More
Doctors who advised state officials on new school policies for dealing with the coronavirus are advising parents to help their kids get used to the newRead More
The president of Clark University addressed the arrest of five students during a violent protest in Worcester after an independent investigation uncovered alarming details aboutRead More
A study published by Suffolk Univerity and the Boston Foundation has found that people of color are not getting the same housing opportunities as theirRead More
Gov. Charlie Baker says he hopes a Central Mass. town will scuttle plans for a July 4th celebration, but selectmen are still planning to overruleRead More
While many communities are canceling their Fourth of July celebrations, North Brookfield is moving forward, full steam ahead. The annual parade is scheduled for 10Read More
(WHDH) Some parents say they are feeling relieved now that the state has released plans to get their kids back in the classroom this fall.Read More
The city of Boston was in the middle of a budget debate on Wednesday as councilors considered a proposal introduced by Mayor Martin J. WalshRead More
As people continue to demand justice, freedom and police reform across the country, several community leaders in Mass. came together for a panel talk onRead More
