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We observe the fight for accessible healthcare and disability justice through the art of Christos Palames and talk with Independent candidate for the 1st Congressional District Nadia Milleron.
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Senate President Karen Spilka and Speaker of the House Ron Mariano haven't ruled out changes to laws coming from potential voter-approved ballot questions.
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A spokesperson for Gov. Maura Healey said she will sign an emergency preamble for a law initially signed July 25, many provisions of which were set to take effect Oct. 23 without additional action.
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Geoffrey Noble, who retired as New Jersey State Police lieutenant colonel in 2022 and has been working as a regional president for a private security firm since, will take over command of the MSP in October.
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Under Massachusetts' new gun safety law, not all students who take current basic firearms courses may qualify for a license to carry.
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Massachusetts House and Senate members largely vacated the Statehouse after their underwhelming finish to formal sessions on Aug. 1, saying they'd continue working on the bills they couldn't agree on.
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As of July 11, there were 11 vacancies on the Superior Court bench, Governor Maura Healey's spokesperson Karissa Hand confirmed.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is expected to meet with President Biden and other democratic governors after his performance during a televised debate raised concerns among the party.
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It's now 14 years that Massachusetts lawmakers have not agreed on a full-year budget before the start of the state's fiscal year. But that doesn't mean state office buildings are shut down.
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Juneteenth was celebrated in Springfield with a flag raising outside city hall.