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Those billboards could prove expensive. A pro-life organization that operates four crisis pregnancy centers in Massachusetts has filed a federal lawsuit against the state's governor and public health commissioner as well as a pro-abortion advocacy organization and its leader, claiming that their "overt viewpoint-based campaign of harassment,
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By Bruce Mohl CommonWealth Beacon The Nantucket board of selectmen has released what might be described as a dispatch from the front lines of offshore wind development, a hot take on what it's like to be a municipality trying to co-exist with the nation's first industrial-scale
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service Previous leaders of the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority "cherry-picked when it was convenient or not convenient" to follow state law and internal policies related to public records, procurement, and settlement agreements, state Auditor Diana DiZoglio said Monday.
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A Democratic candidate for state representative from Martha's Vineyard has expressed support for abolishing prisons. Arielle Reid Faria, a Democrat from West Tisbury, said in 2020 that prisons should be abolished. She is now running for state representative in the Barnstable, Dukes and Nantucket District.
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People applying for jobs and internships on the Kamala Harris presidential campaign have plenty of options to share their preferred pronouns on their applications. Eleven, to be exact.
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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A woman planning a protest in Boston this upcoming weekend in favor of allowing women to go topless in public has compared her fight to Rosa Parks's effort to integrate public buses in Alabama in the 1950s. Katrina Brees, founder of a group called Equaltitty, plans to lead
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