Phil Tenser

WORCESTER, Mass. — Councilor Thu Nguyen, the first openly nonbinary elected official in Massachusetts history, announced plans to take a

LAWRENCE, Mass. — Nine months after Lawrence provisional police Chief William Castro was suspended, a report commissioned by the city calls for him to be fired.

BOSTON — Massachusetts parents give high overall marks to schools for math education, but substantial numbers expressed concern about their individual child's progress and statewide student achievement.

The governor will reflect on the progress made in her second year and look ahead to her biggest priorities for 2025.

The People's March is the rebranded name for the Women's March, which first took place before Trump's first inauguration in 2017.

At least three members of the delegation are skipping the ceremony, while others believe it is their duty to attend.

Shuttle buses replaced service on part of the MBTA's Red Line after a train became disabled near Davis and one passenger reported a "loud crash."

More than a dozen people with Massachusetts ties were charged in connection with the Jan. 6 riots. Many pleaded guilty.

Eighteen states, including Massachusetts, are challenging Trump's order with a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.

BOSTON — Prosecutors dropped the last remaining rape charges against a former State Street vice president on Tuesday.