Governor Maura Healey vowed Wednesday that Massachusetts will continue to protect women’s rights and many other priorities in ...

NewsCenter 5 spoke with Healey and asked her how she would work with the newly elected administration and she said she would ...

The governor promises that the state will stay the course, on policy and in terms of its fundamental character.

Gov. Maura Healey on Wednesday forwarded six new potential pardons to the Governor's Council, for crimes ranging from larceny to worker's compensation fraud. In filing letters obtained by the News ...

But queer people are resilient, and in the face of all this hate, out Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) has a clear answer for how to maintain pride in our families and avoid letting extremists ...

Governor Maura Healey has named Massachusetts Gaming Commission member Jordan Maynard as the commission’s new chair and has ...

Maura Healey Wednesday to wield her executive power to kickstart a potential solution. Advocates with Massachusetts Residents Against Crumbling Foundations say they want Healey to issue an executive ...

Maura Healey acknowledged the political division in the state and the country, commenting that while many residents were unhappy and having difficulty processing the outcome, others were elated ...

DAVE DAVID GOOD AFTERNOON, JESSICA. YES. WELL, GOVERNOR MAURA HEALEY, SHE HAD ALREADY ANNOUNCED SEVERAL MONTHS AGO THAT SHE IS OPPOSED TO THIS IDEA OF DROPPING THE MCAS AS A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION ...

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said Wednesday that she opposes Question 5, a ballot measure that would gradually phase out the tipped minimum wage of $6.75, plus tips, in favor of paying servers ...

Gov. Maura Healey gave a rundown of her ballot Wednesday during her monthly hour on GBH Radio's "Boston Public Radio" program with co-hosts Jim Braude and Margery Eagan. The Democrat would not say ...

Governor Maura Healey doubled down against eliminating the MCAS as a high school graduation requirement Wednesday while polls continue to indicate that the public widely support the ballot question.