By Genevieve DiNatale
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By Genevieve DiNatale
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Massachusetts is implementing new policies to combat human trafficking in recognition of April being Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
By Angelina Salcedo
After over 100 thousand votes in the Bay State, Republican Donald Trump got an overwhelming win in Massachusetts while Hillary Clinton just edged out Bernie Sanders in the presidential primary.
By Priscilla Liguori
Massachusetts may soon require drivers to use hands-free devices while using cell phones. Both the House and the Senate’s bills requiring hands-free devices are picking up momentum in the legislature.
By Priscilla Liguori
A public input session is scheduled for Wednesday, March 2 at 6pm regarding the redevelopment of the state-owned land at 185 Kneeland Street in Downtown Boston.
By Priscilla Liguori
The Massachusetts Special Legislative Commission on Postpartum Depression announced that a subcommittee has been created to make sure its goal of screening women for PPD does not become part of the already existing health disparity.
Runners came out early to participate in the 2015 Boston Athletic Association 5K race on a bright and beautiful Saturday morning. Participants came from all over the world including places like Australia and Spain. The race proved to be great practice for those participating in the Boston Marathon on Monday.
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Frank DePaola will soon take his place as the new Interim general manager of the MBTA.
By Kelly Thomas
A fast moving winter storm brought 4 inches of flakes in some areas of Eastern Massachusetts overnight, reported the National Weather service.
By Annette Choi
MassLottery lottery terminals will be replaced with newer, more technologically advanced ones in convenience stores all throughout Boston.
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