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Back in 2012, the town made national headlines for passing a bylaw at Town Meeting to enforce a 1968 law that allowed police to issue $20 fines for public profanity. The message was clear then and it’s even clearer now: speech that offends delicate sensibilities has no place in Middleborough.
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Boston Public Library branches will be hosting five drag queen makeup tutorial events for teenagers to commemorate June, which it recognizes as Pride Month.
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Less than half of Massachusetts residents approve of Governor Maura Healey and even fewer say she deserves to be re-elected, according to a recent University of New Hampshire poll.
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A pair of transgender athletes won girls’ outdoor track and field state championships this past weekend.
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Former Connecticut Governor John Rowland, a Republican whose career collapsed under the weight of corruption charges and two federal prison stints, has received a pardon from President Donald Trump.
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Members of the Bay State's media have donated thousands of dollars to liberal Democratic politicians in recent years, something NewBostonPost has previously reported.
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A group of Quincy residents is suing the city in state court to stop the installation of statues depicting two Catholic saints in front of a new $175 million public safety building...
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The Healey administration is cutting or amending a quarter of all regulations under the oversight of the public-facing Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, an effort that officials say is intended to save businesses time and money.