Longtime state Rep. Antonio Cabral won an 18th term to represent the 13th Bristol district Tuesday, while Rep. Christopher Hendricks won a fifth term in the 11th Bristol district. Cabral and Hendricks ...

In fighting to get citizens involved in their democracy, he has found engaging his Gen Z peers especially challenging. Final voter registration rates remain to be seen, but Tufts University’s Center ...

One of the few area elected state officials who holds monthly office hours in his district, Rep. David M. Rogers of Cambridge, made his case for another term on Beacon Hill, pointing to his work on ...

Moderated by WBZ-TV’s John Keller, Markey and Deaton faced off on issues ranging from health care and energy to the influence of the U.S. Supreme Court, with Markey taking a firm stance against ...

Gov. Maura Healey and Republican challenger Mike Minogue faced off in their second and final debate Thursday night, as both candidates made their case to voters for their visions of leading ...

With the luxury of running unopposed for reelection to the Massachusetts House of Representatives, Reps. Christopher Hendricks and Antonio Cabral sat down with The Light to share their thoughts on the ...

A landmark data privacy bill restricting how companies collect and sell sensitive personal information continues to be debated by Senate and House legislators as a deadline to reconcile their versions ...

Sylvia, who attended the press conference, said that he was glad that this announcement was made, explaining Fire Station 9 provides critical public safety for the North End of New Bedford, including ...

The House-passed government transparency bill does not apply current public records law to the Legislature. Instead, it would create a specific process for people to request “legislative records” from ...

Last summer, Worrell proposed an amendment to a Senate primary care bill that would mandate a study of pharmacy deserts in Massachusetts, followed by state assessments of pharmacy services every five ...