Colin A. Young is a State House Reporter at State House News. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, legislation, and public policy, with a particular focus on cannabis regulation and legal affairs. Colin's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Haverhill Gazette, The Boston Globe, and MassLive.
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The new contract completion milestone has been delayed to Jan. 29, 2027, putting the entire process at least two and half years behind schedule.
By: Colin A. Young
It all started with reports of "weird clams" around Provincetown in 2023.
By: Colin A. Young
The United Kingdom's Royal Air Force aerobatic team, nicknamed the Red Arrows, is scheduled to perform a special flyover of the State House on Thursday afternoon. The aerial show is "in honour of the 250th anniversary of US independence" from Great Britain.
It all started with reports of “weird clams” around Provincetown in 2023.
By: Katie Castellani, Colin A. Young
BOSTON (SHNS) – The House plans to vote Wednesday on a $425.1 million economic development package that carries over some of Gov.
By: Colin A. Young
Senate leaders plan Thursday to unveil "new legislation" meant to protect healthcare workers from violence in the workplace, similar to proposals that have failed on Beacon Hill in several sessions
By: Colin A. Young
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By: Colin A. Young, Ella Adams
Almost four months after promising residents "a safe and secure and successful World Cup in Massachusetts," Gov. Maura Healey's administration earlier this week shared the numbers behind what it says made the weeks surrounding the seven matches and numerous celebrations a success:
The World Cup — yes, including beer sales — helped to boost consumer spending and expand economic activity this summer, according to the Federal
By: Colin A. Young
Gloucester lawmaker Bruce Tarr is one of six lawmakers who will be responsible for bridging a wide divide and crafting compromise energy affordability legislation.
