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A Massachusetts State Police K9 named Orry assisted in the rescue of a young woman who fled an ambulance on her way to a hospital and gave herself self-inflicted injuries, police say. 

Rep. Ayanna Pressley’s (D-MA) legislative correspondent sent a mass email Tuesday asking how to stop the office’s D.C. phoneline from sending constituents automatically to voicemail, which has been happening for a “year and a half.”

A nor’easter battered eastern Massachusetts leaving over 490,000 businesses and homes without power by midmorning on October 27. 

Education advocacy group Parents Defending Education (PDE) filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against Wellesley Public Schools (WPS) in Massachusetts, alleging the school district participates in racial segregation and suppression of First Amendment rights.

Renowned gun maker Smith & Wesson announced Thursday they will be trading gun-controlled Massachusetts to relocated in Maryville, Tennessee. 

Some blue states are mulling plans to ask American taxpayers to subsidize housing for newly arrived Afghans brought to the United States by President Joe Biden’s administration as they struggle to afford housing costs in particular cities.

The State Police Association of Massachusetts revealed Monday that dozens of troopers are resigning due to the state’s imminent coronavirus vaccine mandate. 

The Massachusetts National Guard was activated Monday to assist with the state’s school bus driver shortage, according to CBS Boston. 

A veteran’s decayed body was located just 60 feet from his bedroom in an emergency stairwell of a Massachusetts VA after he had been missing for a month.

Data from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health released on Monday shows the average age of vaccinated individuals who have died from coronavirus is 82.5 years old and that 73 percent of those who died had underlying conditions.

Former president Barack Obama has set aside ongoing concerns over large events during the coronavirus pandemic to push ahead with plans to throw a massive outdoor party on Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts next weekend to mark his 60th birthday.

Massachusetts issued guidance urging fully vaccinated people to mask up in certain situations, as detailed in the Department of Public Health’s (DPH) July 30 update.

President Joe Biden pressed the nation’s schools to hold at least one “pop-up vaccination clinic” for children aged 12 and older.

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) is encouraging — though not requiring — that unvaccinated students and staff members in kindergarten to grade 12 wear masks indoors, according to guidance released Friday morning.

Two police officers in Chicopee, Massachusetts, earn recognition for saving a little girl who fell into a swimming pool in June.

An illegal alien from Egypt allegedly chased down a Rabbi outside of a Jewish school and stabbed him Thursday in Boston, Massachusetts.

The town of Amherst, Massachusetts, is establishing a reparations fund in order to make restitution to its black residents.

Nearly 4,000 fully vaccinated people in Massachusetts contracted the Chinese coronavirus, according to the state Department of Public Health.

The Wellesley, Massachusetts school district has called for students and teachers to report their peers and colleagues for “incidents of bias.”

An illegal alien has been charged with raping a teenage girl on a ferry bound for Martha’s Vineyard in the sanctuary state of Massachusetts. 

A Worcester, Massachusetts, officer died Friday while attempting to save a 14-year-old boy from drowning in a city pond.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is moving to end a local police program in Bristol County, Massachusetts that has helped take illegal alien child rapists, attempted murderers, assailants, carjackers, and others off the streets.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced Monday that he would eliminate the statewide mask mandate, along with all other coronavirus-related restrictions, on May 29.

Over 246 years ago, an invisible enemy descended on the town of Marblehead, Massachusetts. A virus divided the town politically and had a profound impact on the Revolutionary War that followed shortly after.

Following the demented example of His Fraudulency Joe Biden, the Massachusetts town of Brookline is keeping its outdoor mask mandate in place despite new CDC guidelines.

Massachusetts has been ranked as the number one “snobbiest state,” according to a recently released survey.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) on Wednesday voiced opposition to issuing a state-mandated vaccine passport as proof individuals have received a coronavirus vaccine.

National Public Radio (NPR) Boston affiliate WBUR aired an interview with a Massachusetts third grader and his parents describing their experience since being “startled” by their child’s announcement that he feels like a “boy-girl” at the mere age of six. Many listeners took to Twitter to voice their concerns over what they view as “child abuse,” with some calling to defund the taxpayer-funded radio network.

A “Most Wanted” illegal alien drug trafficker was able to evade arrest and deportation for almost a year thanks to sanctuary state policies in Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts city of Cambridge has put in place a measure that recognizes domestic partnerships of more than two people.

New Hampshire Police are searching for a woman who was last spotted walking her dog in Massachusetts.

When Jane Cunningham’s home was in dire need of repairs and medical debt grew after her son was diagnosed with cancer, neighbors stepped in to help.

A farm dog is being hailed as a hero for alerting humans to a fire at a historic Massachusetts barn built more than 200 years ago.

Hopkinton Police Officer Rob Ekross personally ensured 7-year-old Carver St. Pierre would not miss another birthday in quarantine.

Massachusetts teachers’ unions are backing a piece of emergency legislation filed by state lawmakers that would block the Bay State’s education commissioner from mandating that all districts return to in-person learning by April 5.

First responders from across Rhode Island and Massachusetts came together Monday evening to surprise a toddler battling cancer.