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The president of the Massachusetts State Senate is the latest to lend voice to a growing movement that seeks to silence student cell phones in public schools.

Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka recently gave a speech in which she compared the second Trump Administration to the Holocaust.

Should new gun laws or tighter security be employed to defend schools against mass shooters?

The Massachusetts Senate voted Thursday to legalize sports wagering in the state, but lawmakers will have to reconcile the many differences between the Senate's bill and the one that passed the House last summer.

The Baker administration has announced 146 bridge repair projects in the state, funded with $3 billion from a federal program.

The Senate on Wednesday supported the permanent adoption of COVID-era voting allowances like expanded early voting and voting-by-mail, among other policies.

With the addition of offshore wind, New Bedford is set to elevate its robust port economy to global heights and once again be the city that lights the world.

If a 16-year-old kid can bag groceries throughout the pandemic, then surely a bunch of political hacks can haul it back up Beacon Hill and earn their pay.

In Massachusetts, some mass vaccination sites will hold aside particular days to vaccinate educators.

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker was right to veto the climate change bill. It's too extreme, writes Phil Paleologos.