Adria Watson is a Digital Producer at the Boston Globe. She focuses on themes related to cannabis and psychedelics, as well as social issues, LGBTQ topics, and academia, with a particular emphasis on Massachusetts and the impact of the Coronavirus. Adria's work has been featured in the Journal Enquirer, Boston Globe Technology, and the Connecticut Mirror.
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Gov. Lamont is holding off on reappointing the commissioners of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority -- or adding new members.
By: José Luis Martínez
Bridgeport is holding a court-ordered second primary election between Mayor Joe Ganim and challenger John Gomes. See the results here.
By: Jessika Harkay
UConn is expecting a $70M deficit in the fiscal year that begins in July. Staff and students protested the school's five-year financial plan.
A committee Rep. John Larson sits on approved the tax bill. But Rep. Rosa DeLauro remains opposed without expanding the child tax credit.
By: Luke Melonakos-Harrison, Hannah Srajer
Connecticut should expand its existing Just Cause Eviction Protection law, which protects against 'no-cause' evictions.
By: Jessika Harkay
The legislative committees on education plan to discuss teacher certifications, legacy admissions and more in the upcoming legislative session
By: Adria Watson
The Globe wants to hear from readers about electricity bills, in particular if you're seeing increases after a hot summer
By: Dan Glaun, Adria Watson
The Globe is continuing to report on the death of Massachusetts State Police recruit Enrique Delgado-Garcia, and we're trying to learn more about practices and procedures at the State Police Academy.
There are a lot of decisions to make with the five ballot questions in Mass. this Election Day. The topics range widely: Should the MCAS test be a requirement to graduate?
Battleground state are key to the presidential election. With seven battleground states in play, each representing different numbers of electoral
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