Union backers hope to pass a bill that would extend collective bargaining rights to Beacon Hill's legislative aides.

Some family members say they'd rather see nurses perform the tasks that otherwise fall to outside providers or untrained relatives.

Any way you cut it, the problem is daunting.

The question over how tech companies should interact with gig workers has been looming for years on Beacon Hill.

The state representative had vowed to fight the move, but says his thinking shifted.

The Boston chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America may expel him later this month.

Following several shutdowns, supporters say officials should be able to step in when a hospital wants to end necessary services.

Lawmakers and the governor haven't finished a budget on time since 2010.

The governor marked the 60th anniversary of JFK's visit in her last public event.

Incarcerated women spoke in support of a prison construction moratorium, saying they wanted more funding for restorative justice and reentry services.