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Massachusetts State Police Likely to Scrap Boxing Training After Cadet’s Death, Colonel Says
Massachusetts State Police will likely not bring back boxing training after a cadet’s 2024 death, as officials shift toward jiu-jitsu-based tactics.
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Massachusetts Bill Would Close ‘Upskirting’ Loophole
A Massachusetts bill would close a loophole in “upskirting” law, expand illegal recording definitions, and increase penalties. Here’s what H.1633 does.
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Maine Initiative to Ban Transgender Athletes From Women’s Sports Advances Toward Ballot
Maine officials certified more than 71,000 signatures for a ballot initiative that would ban transgender athletes from competing in women’s sports, advancing the proposal toward a possible November vote.
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House Republicans Have a Big Decision in 2027 After Brad Jones Retires
Massachusetts House GOP Leader Brad Jones will not seek reelection, opening a leadership fight between moderate and conservative factions on Beacon Hill.
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Massachusetts House Advances Illegal Immigrant Protection Bill Ahead of Expected Floor Vote
A Massachusetts House committee advanced a bill limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement while expanding protections for illegal immigrants, setting up a potential floor vote.
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How Can I Book a Ferry to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket?
Learn how to book a ferry to Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket, including departure ports, ticket options, vehicle reservations, seasonal schedules, and insider tips.
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Five Questions For John Marino: Utah Mammoth NHL Player From Easton Q&A
Easton native John Marino is having a career year with Utah’s NHL team. The Harvard alum discusses his season and NHL journey in a Q&A with NewBostonPost.
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Massachusetts Bill Would Allow Women to Go Topless in Public
A Massachusetts bill would allow women to go topless in public by changing the state’s indecent exposure law. Here’s what the proposal does and what comes next.