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Feds Launch Welfare Fraud Hotline in Massachusetts After $9 Million in Fraud Found

Federal prosecutors target nearly $9 million in welfare and voter fraud in Massachusetts, launching a new hotline and enforcement team.

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MBTA Admits State’s Electric Bus Mandate May Be Unrealistic

MBTA officials say the state’s electric bus mandate may be unrealistic, citing high costs, limited supply, and risk of service cuts.

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Diana DiZoglio Blasts Andrea Campbell for ‘Unethical’ Move in Legislature Audit Dispute

Massachusetts Auditor Diana DiZoglio accuses Attorney General Andrea Campbell of unethical conduct as their dispute over a voter-approved legislative audit escalates.

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Massachusetts Lawmakers Are Fighting to Keep Public Records Off-Limits

A Massachusetts ballot question led by Auditor Diana DiZoglio would expand public records laws to the legislature and governor’s office, aiming to increase transparency and accountability.

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Massachusetts Admits It Has No Real Plan to Fix Teacher Shortage

Massachusetts education officials say the state still lacks a comprehensive plan to address teacher shortages, as regulators delay licensure changes and acknowledge efforts are too limited.

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Republican Attorney Michael Walsh Launches Campaign for Massachusetts Attorney General, Challenging Andrea Campbell

Lynnfield attorney Michael Walsh is running for Massachusetts attorney general as a Republican, challenging Democratic incumbent Andrea Campbell in the 2026 election.

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Massachusetts Legislature Targets 100,000 Early College Students, But Questions Remain

Massachusetts officials push to expand early college enrollment to 100,000 students by 2036, but funding, staffing and logistics challenges remain.

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Opinion: A Simple Building Code Change Could Lower Housing Costs in Massachusetts

An architect argues Massachusetts’ building code is driving up housing costs and limiting supply, making the case for allowing single-stair apartment buildings.