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This November, voters in Massachusetts will pick between Democratic Governor Maura Healey and her Republican challenger. The latter still has to be decided, but according to one of the candidates - there aren't going to be any primary debates.
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Western Mass. politicians largely support Healey's $100 million supplemental education spending planWestern Massachusetts legislators are reacting to Gov. Maura Healey's call to spend an additional $100 million on public education in the commonwealth this fiscal year.
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Last month, the Supreme Court backed state-level bans on trans athletes participating in women’s sports. As WAMC reports, the issue is a flashpoint in this year’s Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary.
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One quarter of Massachusetts’ 351 communities have signed on to a grassroots campaign calling for the state flag’s controversial iconography to be changed. The activists behind the push claim Gov. Maura Healey is dragging her feet on finding a new state emblem.
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State Republicans gathered in Worcester Saturday for their annual convention. While Mike Minogue was backed by 70% of delegates, Brian Shortsleeve received enough votes to make September's primary ballot.
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After outcry from activists, Massachusetts has launched a new online portal for residents to report alleged misconduct by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey says the White House owes every household in the Commonwealth over $1,700.
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A Berkshire state representative says a Pittsfield armored vehicle company that’s done the most business with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Massachusetts during the second Trump administration should turn down any future work with the agency.
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The state official charged with overseeing and encouraging housing efforts in Massachusetts is stepping down.
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Berkshire County activists say Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is more talk than action when it comes to protecting state residents from the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown. As WAMC reports, the activists made their feelings known during the governor’s most recent trip to the region.