Gov. Maura Healey unveiled a $4.1 billion bond bill last week targeting the state’s housing shortage. It could create over 8,000 accessory dwelling units, or “in-law suites,” across the state.
Plus, a new poll highlights the 2024 election ballot questions at the top of the list for Massachusetts voters. Of those surveyed 52% said they would vote to remove MCAS as a requirement for receiving a high school diploma.
And a Boston City Council candidate is stirring up controversy with comments about Black Lives Matter.
Those stories and more on Under the Radar's Local News Roundtable.
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Katie Lannan, State House reporter for GBH News
Gin Dumcius, reporter for CommonWealth Magazine
Mike Deehan, co-writer of the Boston Axios Newsletter
