Deborah Becker

Brendan Lusby, a surgical technician at Holy Family Hospital, is wearing a new T-shirt to work this week.

One year since the war in Gaza began, a Massachusetts man who escaped with his family said he's still coming to terms with the experience and his feelings of survivor's guilt.

WBUR's Senior Correspondent and host Deborah Becker joins Radio Boston to share more from her latest conversation with Abood Okal.

A group of Massachusetts lawmakers is calling to tighten prison security actions following last month's violence at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center.

Many local election and law enforcement officials expect Massachusetts will escape the brunt of any potential election security disruptions, and authorities say they've spent months preparing to ensure voting goes smoothly.

The landlord of St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Brighton has made good on its promise to fight the state's takeover of the hospital by eminent domain.

It's Election Day. Radio Boston talks with WBUR reporters Deborah Becker and Miriam Wasser about how things are unfolding in Massachusetts and checks in on tight races in New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut.

Across the state there are a mix of reactions: jubilant Trump supporters, and Harris supporters who are wondering what's next. WBUR reporters Deborah Becker and Amelia Mason speak to voters on both sides to get a sense of how the commonwealth feels about the results.

As state, county and city law enforcement leaders evaluate their legal options to refuse assistance — or offer it — to federal agents, competing tactics could emerge. And immigration advocates warn different policies among government agencies will breed confusion.

State and national leaders are taking aim at some Massachusetts officials amid the roiling debate over immigration and potential mass deportations under President-elect Donald Trump.