Menu
boston
BOSTON — A round of new filings in federal court show that recently retired State Police Major Susan Anderson is adopting the same legal strategy as her former boss, the retired Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Colonel Richard D. McKeon, to fend off a scathing lawsuit filed by two state troopers. But
Massachusetts state police
BOSTON — A federal judge will rule next month on retired State Police Superintendent Richard D. McKeon's bid to dismiss the explosive lawsuit filed by one of his former underlings alleging a top-level conspiracy to remove incriminating details from the arrest report of a politically connected Worcester County judge&
boston
BOSTON — Days after hundreds of National Football League players who took a knee or linked arms during the national anthem helped inject a healthy dose of politics into sports, representatives from New England's five major league sports franchises gathered at Fenway Park to launch a new anti-racism initiative.
Maura Healey
BOSTON — President Donald Trump's revocation of a set of public accommodations "guidelines" for how to treat transgender public school students enacted by former president Barack Obama's administration prompted howls of criticism this week, especially from Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey. Healey on Thursday organized
Maura Healey
Her stardom may be on the rise nationally, but Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey insists she has no aspirations to challenge Governor Charlie Baker in 2018. "I'm giving you the same answer that I've given when asked — you know, as lawyers sometimes you get in
Massachusetts
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh will face challenges from Gov. Charlie Baker and House Speaker Robert DeLeo as he tries to defend his title this week as the Salvation Army's celebrity bell ringer champion. The three elected officials will take over the charity's iconic red kettle in
Massachusetts
BOSTON – Downtown Crossing got an unusual dollop of holiday joy Monday as passersby stopped to greet Gov. Charlie Baker, snap a selfie and grab a hug as he rang a Salvation Army bell to garner donations that piled up in the traditional red kettle by his side. Baker began a
Charlie Baker
BOSTON — The mellow computerized voice interrupted the governor a few times each minute, alerting customers that it was their turn to take care of a transaction at the customer service window. "Now serving C111 at counter number 18," the voice said, just as Gov. Charlie Baker was making
Advertisement
