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The Massachusetts governor said the attempt by Donald Trump allies to overthrow the 2020 election will “stain this nation’s history forever.”

A union representing higher-up officers in the Boston Police Department is condemning Mayor Michelle Wu’s new COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration is once again recommending that all individuals in Massachusetts — regardless of vaccination status — wear a face covering in indoor public spaces.

Northeastern University officials announced Friday that spectators will not be allowed at campus athletic events beginning Sunday, Dec. 19.

What to know about the candidates in the Democratic special election primary for the First Suffolk and Middlesex District state Senate seat.

Over a hundred cities and towns in Massachusetts are getting rapid COVID-19 tests to distribute to residents for free. Read the full list.

While the official definition of “fully vaccinated” won’t change soon, some colleges and employers are mandating boosters on their own accord.

Charlie Baker said his decision to not run for reelection was “not at all” motivated by Trump’s endorsement of primary challenger Geoff Diehl.

State auditor candidate Chris Dempsey would use the office to check whether agencies were doing enough to meet emission reduction goals.

Massachusetts received several billion dollars in federal COVID-19 pandemic relief funding last spring from the American Rescue Plan Act. At the time, Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration expressed hope it would […]

The Massachusetts Legislature has sent a new map for the state’s nine U.S. congressional districts to the desk of Gov. Charlie Baker.

Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration is throwing in the towel on its regional plan to cut down greenhouse gas emissions, known as TCI.

Close to 84 percent of Boston voters cast their ballots in opposition to a planned Eversource electric substation in East Boston. Now what?

Just days after winning the election to become District 6’s next city councilor, Kendra Hicks says she has tested positive for COVID-19.

Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration is keeping the statewide indoor mask mandate for Massachusetts schools in place until 2022.

Baker said he likely wouldn’t sign legislation to allow Boston to impose rent control, but is “going to leave the door open a little bit.”

Question 1, a binding ballot question, offers Boston residents the opportunity to overhaul their city’s budget process — for better or worse.

Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey signed an executive order Wednesday to recognize the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples Day.

It’s been over three months since the MBTA had a dedicated oversight board meet. In that time, the T has seen a Green Line trolley crash that injured 25 people, […]

A local judge has shot down the police union’s attempt to block Gov. Charlie Baker’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate from taking effect next month.