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Democratic Socialist Rep. Uyterhoeven Enters Cambridge-Area State Senate Race
Democratic Socialist Rep. Erika Uyterhoeven has entered the race to succeed Sen. Pat Jehlen in the Cambridge-area state Senate district.
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Andrea Campbell Threatens Lawsuit as Trump Targets MassHealth Fraud in Massachusetts
Attorney General Andrea Campbell says she will sue if the Trump administration freezes MassHealth funds, as new audit findings highlight millions in potential Medicaid fraud and oversight concerns in Massachusetts.
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Peabody’s Anne Manning-Martin Joins Kennealy as Unofficial Running Mate in Massachusetts GOP Lieutenant Governor Race
Peabody City Councilor Anne Manning-Martin joins Mike Kennealy as his unofficial running mate in the Massachusetts governor’s race. She now faces Wayland Selectman Anne Brensley in the GOP lieutenant governor primary.
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Trump: Iran Operations To Continue Until Objectives Achieved
Combat operations will continue in Iran at “full force” until American “objectives are achieved,” President Donald Trump said during his second address to the nation since Operation Epic Fury commenced.
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Anne Brensley Tells Massachusetts High Court MBTA Communities Act Is $4.4 Billion Unfunded Mandate
Anne Brensley, a Republican who is running for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts, has asked the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to rule that the MBTA Communities Act violates the state’s Local Mandate Law.
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CENTCOM: Three U.S. Service Members Killed; First Casualties of Operation Epic Fury
Three U.S. service members were killed and five seriously wounded during Iranian strikes tied to Operation Epic Fury, according to U.S. Central Command, marking the first American casualties of the operation.
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Spotlight: Mike Minogue on Leadership, Legacy and What Comes Next
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue outlines his faith-driven approach to education, economic growth, energy policy, and government accountability in the 2026 Massachusetts race.
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Questions Remain Over Payments Tied to Fall River Agency’s Board Members
A state audit found $187,921 in payments from Fall River Line Pier, Inc. to companies tied to board members, raising questions about conflicts of interest and the agency’s lack of a state lease agreement.
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