State House News Service

The City of Boston is looking at a variety of options for returning students to school in September and expects to announce a plan inRead More

For the second day in a row, Republican Sen. Ryan Fattman put a hold on a sweeping police reform bill Democratic leaders are working toRead More

Steven Florio, the commissioner of the Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, has been placed on administrative leave while the Baker administration looksRead More

While companies and governments around the world race to develop a safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19, a survey designed by a group at Tufts University foundRead More

A far-reaching proposal to enhance oversight of police officers and ban the use of certain types of force hit a bump on Thursday when SenateRead More

With 56 days left until their Sept. 1 primary contest, Congressman Joseph Kennedy III and Sen. Edward Markey bring their U.S. Senate campaigns to theRead More

Senators have filed 145 amendments to a sweeping police reform bill, suggesting an array of topics that could become areas of debate when they take up theRead More

Disagreements over funding to mail ballot applications for the upcoming election cycle spilled into the public eye Tuesday after the state’s top election official andRead More

Boston has an extra week to prepare for the reopening of Phase 3 businesses like movie theaters, gyms, museums and more, and that’s exactly theRead More

Massachusetts will move toward what one congressman described as “a new chapter in Cape Cod’s history” through an agreement with the federal government to replaceRead More