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Boys Help Girls' Field Hockey Teams Win Western Massachusetts Championships
A pair of boys helped their respective girls' field hockey teams win Western Massachusetts championships this past fall.
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GOP Candidates Blast Maura Healey Record After Governor Launches Re-Election Bid
Gov. Maura Healey launches her 2026 re-election bid as Republicans criticize her record on affordability, energy costs, and outmigration in Massachusetts.
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Judicial Watch Sues Barnstable Public Schools Over Firing Tied To Facebook Posts
Judicial Watch filed a federal lawsuit alleging Barnstable Public Schools violated the First Amendment by firing an associate principal over pre-employment Facebook posts.
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Massachusetts Lawmaker Posts Profane Video Demanding ICE Leave State
State Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven released a profanity-laced video calling for ICE to be driven out of Massachusetts and for state laws to be used against federal agents.
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Foxborough Public Schools Under Federal Title IX Investigation Over Transgender Athlete Participation
Foxborough Public Schools is under federal investigation following complaints that the district violated Title IX by allowing a male transgender athlete to compete in girls’ sports.
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Western Massachusetts Bakery Sparks Backlash With Anti-ICE Cookies
A western Massachusetts bakery sparked online controversy after selling cookies with a profane message targeting ICE, drawing backlash and support on social media.
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New England Could Save Hundreds of Billions By Ditching Wind and Solar Mandates, Study Says
New England residents could save hundreds of billions of dollars and reduce the risk of power blackouts by abandoning state-mandated wind and solar projects in favor of nuclear power and natural gas, a new regional energy study finds.
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Massachusetts Ranks Bottom Five In U-Haul Growth Index Again
Massachusetts ranked 46th in U-Haul’s 2026 Growth Index, remaining in the bottom five nationally as policy groups warn high taxes and rising costs are driving residents out.