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Government & Politics

  • Bill would ban handheld device use while driving

    State House News Service June 30, 2017

    Massachusetts drivers would be banned from using handheld devices behind the wheel under legislation approved by the Senate on Thursday.

    State House News Service June 30, 2017
  • Retailers push for sales tax ballot question

    State House News Service June 30, 2017

    The Retailers Association of Massachusetts on Thursday waded deeper into its exploration of a possible ballot question in 2018 to lower the state's sales tax.

    State House News Service June 30, 2017
  • Framingham State extending sign language degree

    June 30, 2017

    Framingham State University announced it will extend its bachelor's degree program in American Sign Language so students can complete all four years at FSU.

    June 30, 2017
  • State's industrial areas move towards renewables

    State House News Service June 29, 2017

    Business groups in areas like the Blackstone Valley are asking lawmakers to boost the state's commitment to renewable energy, arguing that clean power can be the modern-day economic driver for their regions.

    State House News Service June 29, 2017
  • Worcester's 'American Hustle' building getting $26M revitalization

    Grant Welker June 28, 2017

    A $26 million redevelopment announced Wednesday will fill Worcester's Central Building with 55 residential units and ground-floor retail, with funding help from the city and multiple state agencies.

    Grant Welker June 28, 2017
  • TechSandBox incubator closing in July

    Laura Finaldi June 28, 2017

    TechSandBox is closing its doors at the end of July due to a lack of sustainable funding, the Hopkinton incubator announced Tuesday afternoon.

    Laura Finaldi June 28, 2017
  • Insurers drop out of state exchanges

    Emily Micucci June 28, 2017

    Participation in the Massachusetts health insurance exchange is still robust, but some counties in other parts of the U.S. are seeing plan options dwindle, the federal government said.

    Emily Micucci June 28, 2017
  • NECC owner gets 9 years in prison

    June 27, 2017

    The owner and head pharmacist of New England Compounding Center was sentenced to nine years in prison on Monday, five years after he orchestrated a public health crisis leaving hundreds of patients sick and dozens dead.

    June 27, 2017
  • MBTA wants alcohol advertising revenue

    State House News Service June 27, 2017

    MBTA overseers plan to take a cautious first sip, rather than a big gulp, of advertising revenue from the booze industry.

    State House News Service June 27, 2017
  • Median home price reaches record high

    State House News Service June 27, 2017

    The median home price in Massachusetts hit its highest mark ever for the month of May and analysts say the steady rise in price stems from low inventory, a seemingly chronic issue in the state's housing market.

    State House News Service June 27, 2017
  • QCC signs airline mechanics agreement

    June 27, 2017

    Worcester area residents can become airplane mechanics through a new community college partnership in the works since 2012.

    June 27, 2017
  • WBJ named best designed biz journal in country

    June 26, 2017

    The Worcester Business Journal won six industry awards Saturday, including first for Best Overall Design and third Best Newspaper, all in the small publication category.

    June 26, 2017
  • Worcester picks $53M development for old courthouse

    Grant Welker June 26, 2017

    A $53-million project with 125 apartment units and retail has been chosen by the city to be built at the long-vacant Worcester County Courthouse.

    Grant Welker June 26, 2017
  • Contraception spending in Mass. fell sharply under Obamacare

    State House News Service June 26, 2017

    Spending by Massachusetts women on prescription contraceptives dropped sharply under the federal health care law known as the Affordable Care Act, according to data scheduled to be released Monday by the state's Health Policy Commission.

    State House News Service June 26, 2017
  • State may need temporary budget

    State House News Service June 26, 2017

    The new fiscal year begins Saturday and Gov. Charlie Baker and the Legislature are poised to pass a temporary budget to keep state government functioning while work continues on a permanent spending plan.

    State House News Service June 26, 2017
  • Change coming at top of state environmental group

    State House News Service June 26, 2017

    The leader of the Environmental League of Massachusetts is stepping down after a decade, to be replaced by the head of energy and climate programs at Adidas.

    State House News Service June 26, 2017

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