Patrick: Democrats erred by not talking to outsiders
The former Massachusetts governor says his party could learn from Donald Trump.
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Farmers markets could add beer sales under economic development bill
Package stores say the provision complicates the tough state alcohol market. -
Donald Trump made inroads with Latinos. These local experts are not surprised.
Journalists say a lack of understanding their needs partnered with a generational divide may have delivered Latino votes to Trump. -
Worried that legislators are undermining her new authority, DiZoglio pleads for help from governor and AG
The state auditor is warning that a new House plan would render her recent victory on Ballot Question 1 meaningless. -
Top officials worried about health care access, funding
Massachusetts leaders are preparing for potential threats to health care in the state posed by Donald Trump's win. -
House pitches DiZoglio on alternative legislative audit
Auditor Diana DiZoglio responded by describing the maneuver as "slapping voters in the face." -
Rep. Gloria Fox, longest-serving woman in Massachusetts House, dies at 82; remembered for 'leading the way'
Former Rep. Gloria Fox of Roxbury, who left office in early 2017 as the longest-serving female member of the House and the branch’s only African-American woman. -
Everett soccer stadium survives in $4 billion jobs bill
State lawmakers agreed on $500 million for life sciences, $400 million for climate technology. -
What will an audit of the Massachusetts Legislature look like?
Voters resoundingly backed a ballot question giving Auditor Diana DiZoglio power to probe the state House and Senate, but the path ahead might not be straightforward. -
Rep. Seth Moulton says being out of touch lost Democrats the election
Rep. Seth Moulton said he is blaming Democrats for being out of touch with Americans for losses in the White House, Senate and possibly the House this week. -
As Mass. Republicans cheer State House wins, Beacon Hill's Democrat majority eyes another Trump term
Republicans picked up a seat in the state Senate, while the balance of power remains unchanged
