State House News Service

A bill state education officials want to see passed by month's end to execute a deal between New Bedford and a charter school hit a speed bump Thursday.

U.S Sen. Elizabeth Warren went as hard against President Donald Trump as she did her opponent state Rep. Geoff Diehl on Friday night as the two candidates squared off for the first time.

Vineyard Wind's electricity price quote pleasantly surprised the environmental community and the Bay State's industrial sector.

The license approved Monday is conditional upon additional background checks and facility inspections.

A Somerset man who struck and killed a pedestrian, and then fled the scene, was convicted and sentenced to serve three to four years in state prison.

After dropping one bidder in favor of another to stay on schedule with a major hydropower procurement, it appears a procurement for offshore wind energy may be delayed.

Sen. Michael Brady of Brockton was arrested in Weymouth over the weekend for drunk driving while on his way home.

As blizzard conditions knocked out power to about a quarter million Massachusetts homes and businesses Tuesday, power crews were kept out of bucket trucks and away from power lines by heavy snow and high winds. One utility says it could be days until power is fully restored.

The number of opioid-related overdose deaths in Massachusetts fell an estimated 8.3 percent from 2016 to 2017.

Keiko Orrall, state Representative from the 12th Bristol District, today declared her intent to run for State Treasurer in a video