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Beltway Politics
Where are they? It’s high summer in N.H., but the candidates are elsewhere »
Boston Globe
Debate pits lefties Sanders, Warren against each other »
Boston Herald
Warren and Sanders could be targets of moderates instead of each other in debate »
Boston Globe
For this long-time Republican, Trump has gone too far »
Boston Globe
Business
State lawmakers eye special commission to examine ‘news deserts’ »
Gazette Net
Natick Business Owners And Residents Resilient After Fire »
WGBH
Developers betting on Green Line extension with spec lab building in Somerville »
Boston Business Journal
Cannabis & Psychedelics
Are marijuana host agreements harshing the entrepreneurial buzz? »
South Coast Today
Marijuana is legal in Massachusetts — but not off its shores »
Boston.com
Education
Simply blaming teachers won’t solve Providence schools’ woes »
Boston Globe
Ed funding bill stuck in committee heading into recess »
State House News Service
Environment
Recess plans don't sit well with climate activists »
State House News Service
Delay From Environmental Regulators Blows Vineyard Wind Off Course »
WBUR
New Bedford cited as a leader among clean energy communities »
South Coast Today
State Announces $3.6 Million in Massachusetts Dredging Program Awards »
Cape Cod Online
Weather service confirms 3rd Cape tornado »
Cape Cod Times
Gaming
Baker sees sports betting bills sliding into 2020 »
The Herald News
Charlie Baker on future of legalized sports betting in MA via GHS: It's only a matter of time »
WEEI
Health Care
Every day pediatricians encounter mental health system’s intolerable lapses »
Boston Globe
Children's health bill teed up for House vote »
State House News Service
Housing
The high cost of housing emerges as a presidential campaign issue »
Boston Globe
Shortage and variety of affordable housing still an issue facing Medford, surrounding communities »
Medford Patch
Human Services
Child deaths under state’s watch fall, but new data raise more questions »
Boston Globe
Judiciary
McGrath provides services for women leaving prison »
Commonwealth Magazine
Labor
Boston biz bigwigs try to help new college grads enter the workforce »
Boston Globe
Braintree company fined more than $100,000 for labor law violations »
The Enterprise
Braintree temp agency The Credence Group Corporation, accused of violating wage and sick time laws, to pay $106K in penalties, restitution »
The Republican
Legislative
Bryon Hefner in court: Sexual assault charges against estranged husband of former Senate President Stanley Rosenberg will remain part of one case, judge rules »
MassLive
Local Government
South End trash woes kicked to curb »
Boston Herald
Woburn delegation secures funding to support education, community services and programs in FY20 budget »
Wicked Local Woburn
Tax override fails by ‘substantial amount’ in Orange »
The Recorder
Politics
Political Notes: Stanton undecided on 2020 plans »
Cape Cod Times
Once considered a ‘can’t-miss’ to be mayor of Providence, councilman resigns in disgrace »
Boston Globe
Far-right candidate opts not to appeal against Baker, MassGOP »
Boston Herald
Springfield mayoral candidate Linda Matys O’Connell suspends campaign due to health »
The Republican
Public Health
Tainted bottled water is being sold at supermarkets throughout New England »
Boston Globe
Retreat center proposed in Leyden to combat video game addiction »
The Recorder
Public Safety
Former Belchertown police chief arrested on OUI charge »
Gazette Net
Falmouth Officials Seeking Full Early Retirement for Two Officers Shot Last Year »
Cape Cod Online
After a near record number of homicides in 2017, crime rate has gone down in Lynn »
Lynn Daily News Item
State Finance
State fiscal 2020 budget includes investments to support Billerica »
Wicked Local Billerica
Berkshire State Lawmakers Discuss New Massachusetts Budget »
WAMC
Tax collections surged by $1.9 billion in fiscal 2019 »
State House News Service
State Government
Trahan, Pressley back efforts to change state non-disclosure policy »
Commonwealth Magazine
Lawmakers want to gauge prevalence of NDAs »
State House News Service
Auditor refusing to look into state-issued silence agreements »
Boston Herald
Lawmakers call for audit of use of nondisclosure agreements in Massachusetts state government »
The Republican
State Legislators To Local Newspapers: We’re From the Government and We’re Here To Help »
New Boston Post
Taxation
Late fees waived for Cape taxpayers affected by tornadoes »
Cape Cod Times
Transportation
Massachusetts Lawmakers Get A Do-Over Hearing For RMV »
New England Public Radio
South Station now bears Mike Dukakis's name, but for the love of God, build the north/south link instead of expanding the station, he says »
Universal Hub
Montigny Continues to Push Hands-Free Legislation »
WBSM
City meeting to discuss North-South rail link held Monday evening »
Fox 25 News
RMV officials will testify before Legislature without ‘any limitations,’ Baker says »
Boston Globe
Registry of Motor Vehicles computer system under scrutiny in scandal »
Boston Herald
Too Hot For The T? Here Are Some Of The Ads The MBTA Rejected »
WBUR
Supporters of North-South rail link rally, testify before City Council »
Boston Globe
Can a 27-year-old learn to drive in Boston? I was determined to find out »
Boston Globe
RMV was told in March that out-of-state notifications — including OUIs — weren’t being processed, official says »
Boston Globe
Utilities
Baker eyeing "cure plan" for Vineyard Wind project »
State House News Service
Columbia Gas settles class-action lawsuits, but is it enough to rebuild the community? »
News 22 WWLP.com
Merrimack Valley Gas Explosion Lawsuits Settled for $143 Million »
Boston Magazine
Gov. Charlie Baker is in Washington D. C. to push for the wind farm off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard »
The Republican
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