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Gov. Maura Healey proposed a series of major changes to state-run emergency shelters Wednesday that attempt to cordon off the maxed-out system from individuals who are not Massachusetts residents ...

BOSTON - In her second address of its kind, Gov. Maura Healey touted the accomplishments of her administration and laid out a vision for the year ahead. In Thursday's State of the Commonwealth ...

In her second State of the Commonwealth address, Governor Maura Healey outlined a number of her priorities for the coming year for Massachusetts. Among them, she proposed to eliminate tenant-paid ...

Gov. Maura Healey filed a $2.5 billion borrowing bill Tuesday that would dump cash into Massachusetts’ public higher education system to update aging infrastructure that the first-term Democrat ...

Sweet treats could soon cost more in Massachusetts. When Gov. Maura Healey announced her $62 billion budget proposal earlier this month, she floated the idea of removing the sales tax exemption on ...

Gov. Maura Healey said Friday the state will conduct full criminal background checks on all emergency shelter residents, explaining she requested more thorough vetting months ago but the checks ...

Governor Maura Healey’s administration acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that it has not been conducting full criminal background checks on the people staying in the state’s homeless ...

BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey tore into President Donald Trump on Wednesday over his now-rescinded directive freezing federal grants and loans, blasting the move as an “illegal abuse of power ...

And we’ll do this all without raising taxes,” Healey said. The announcement was made at Union Station in Worcester, Massachusetts. ALSO READ: Plenty of cold ahead, but where's the snow?