Massachusetts takes proactive steps to provide additional legal support for new arrivals and asylum seekers through expanded Refugee Legal Services, paving the way for a more inclusive future.

Mass General Brigham faces accusations of unfair labor practices and retaliation as new union files complaint. Will this new conflict create chaos within the healthcare system?

Following a recent special election, the balance in New Hampshire's State House teeters on the edge of an even split, signaling an intense political struggle ahead.

Massachusetts' Governor Maura T. Healey announces the launch of the Veterans Equality Review Board (VERB), a historic move to honor the rights of LGBTQ+ veterans discharged unfairly under the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

Massachusetts residents won't receive extra tax refunds this year after a recent review determined state tax revenues are below the allowable amount.

As scandals surrounding the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission continue to unravel, lawmakers demand answers and push for greater oversight and transparency.

Boston firefighters union ratifies a $27.35 million contract with the city, ending lengthy negotiations and providing wage hikes to dedicated first responders.

Boston City Council aims to curb the flow of firearms into the city, especially untraceable "ghost guns," and draw upon data gathered from similar measures in neighboring jurisdictions.

The Worcester, Massachusetts City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj's home was recently targeted by vandals, shedding light on the political harassment elected officials can face, especially those from minority backgrounds.

Asha Janay, a passionate immigrant from Somalia, steps up to become Roxbury's Neighborhood Liaison, bringing new energy to the community.

The suspension of the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission's chair raises questions about the future of the industry and the commission's direction.

A recent Health Policy Commission report calls for policy action to tackle the unsustainable growth in healthcare costs and to promote equity for all Massachusetts residents.

Born legally blind, John Oliveira rises through the ranks and takes the helm of the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind with passion and dedication to a more inclusive community.