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WORCESTER — Governor Maura Healey on Friday cast this year's gubernatorial race as a battle against bringing President Donald Trump's policies to

Public employees’ decision to pitch in on their bosses’ reelection campaigns can create a delicate dance, and uncomfortable optics for the elected officials, experts say.

Michael Minogue, a Republican candidate for governor , did not look far for someone to be the face of his new “Democrats for Minogue” advertisement.

A Boston City Council meeting on Mayor Michelle Wu's $4.9 billion budget plan devolved into chaos Wednesday when a group of protestors stormed the council chamber and shut down proceedings.

A Boston police officer has gone viral on social media for showing off his soccer ball juggling skills to a group of World Cup fans at Boston's Fan Fest on City Hall Plaza

An overwhelming majority of Massachusetts residents said they would not want to pay extra to drive to downtown Boston if that meant less traffic, dealing

The state's highest court ruled Thursday that a ballot question that would cut the state income tax in Massachusetts cannot proceed to the November

In emails last August, a top lawyer in Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office traded proposed wording for a summary of a ballot question to cut

Governor Maura Healey said she supports her interim secretary of transportation, Phil Eng, Saturday after revelations that he pulled an employee's hair two years ago.

Many of the people who filled Franklin Park for a Saturday afternoon Juneteenth celebration said the holiday held an extra layer of importance on the 250th anniversary of America's founding.