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Beltway Politics
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal calls President Joe Biden’s gun regulations ‘suitable public policy’ »
The Republican
Lawmakers say they’re not ‘puppets’ signal their ready to take on greater oversight role »
Boston Herald
Editorial: Keep the US Capitol open to the public »
Boston Globe
Opinion: GOP lawmakers’ rejection of Biden’s $1.9 trillion rescue plan doesn’t add up »
Boston Globe
A filibuster work-around with long-term implications »
Boston Globe
Business
US floats tax compromise targeting 100 international firms »
Boston Globe
Eastern-Century deal could put Boston back on the banking map »
Boston Globe
Local ride-hailing drivers group criticizes Uber's $250M stimulus »
Boston Business Journal
AG's lawsuit seeks driving school refunds for 1,500 »
The Haverhill Gazette
Civil Rights
For those in Boston watching Chauvin case, ‘it’s like racism is on trial’ »
Boston Globe
'It Just Stays With You': The Corrosive Health Effects Of Decades Of Anti-Asian Violence »
WBUR
Education
Kristen Smidy named Gateway Regional School District superintendent »
Gazette Net
The pandemic has upended college admissions with more surprises and more wait lists »
Boston Globe
University of Massachusetts Amherst plans to fully reopen dorms for ‘return to normal operations’ this fall »
The Republican
821 students, 157 staff members positive for COVID in Massachusetts schools as full-time learning begins for grades K-5 »
The Republican
UMass Boston Reverses Policy On Withholding Transcripts For Any Debt Owed »
WGBH
Environment
Landowners withdraw Mount Tom housing plans for now »
Gazette Net
Gaming
MGM Springfield, Encore Boston Harbor, Plainridge park continue to draw well below 40% capacity under COVID restrictions »
The Republican
Health Care
St. Vincent Hospital says nurses' strike has not affected patient care; union has 'no comment' »
Worcester Telegram
Housing
State Officials Awards $5 Million in Grants to Area Communities Committed to Housing Production »
Lynn Journal
Human Services
Oversight Hearing On David Almond’s Death Set For May 4 »
WGBH
Immigration
Number of kids alone at border hits all-time high in March »
Boston Globe
Insurance
Auto insurers profited unfairly from pandemic and should return money to consumers, AG says »
Boston Globe
Judiciary
Worcester Superior Court Assistant Clerk Magistrate Courtney Price selected for clerk magistrate of Leominster District Court »
The Republican
Labor
Massachusetts Dems insist on keeping municipal workers in COVID leave program »
The Republican
Some Massachusetts employers still face major tax increases due to COVID-related unemployment claims »
The Republican
Legislative
Beacon Hill to the Berkshires | Budget on horizon as Legislature eyes child welfare reform »
Berkshire Eagle
Local Government
Marion Projects Receive Federal, State Aid »
The Wanderer
Shirley Water District controversy may have ended »
Lowell Sun
Hampden County retirement board member Laurel Placzek resigns following critical audit, citing need for a ‘new set of eyes’ »
The Republican
Holyoke City Council will choose acting mayor April 12 »
The Republican
Lynn raises the flag for organ donors »
Lynn Daily News Item
Money for Weymouth incinerator removal approved »
Patriot Ledger
Facebook posts by Braintree School Committee members renew controversy »
Patriot Ledger
‘We have no intention of paying ransom,’ Haverhill mayor declares after computer network attack that closed city schools »
Boston Globe
Politics
Sullivan refers Fattmans, Lyons to AG »
Commonwealth Magazine
Four in running for two South Hadley School Committee seats »
Gazette Net
Massachusetts Republicans slam ‘political hit job’ as outgoing campaign finance director lobs allegations of wrongdoing »
Boston Herald
Public Health
77 Massachusetts cities and towns at high risk for coronavirus transmission, continuing to rise »
Boston Herald
Boston coronavirus positive test rate back up over ‘threshold for concern’ »
Boston Herald
Whether Gov. Charlie Baker likes it or not, Massachusetts wades into COVID vaccine passport debate »
The Republican
The coronavirus variants are spreading in Mass. How worried should you be? These charts offer clues »
Boston Globe
Baker says no to vaccine passport proposals in Mass. »
Boston Globe
Too soon to consider vaccine passports for Massachusetts, Gov. Charlie Baker says »
WCVB
Massachusetts lawmakers to quiz epidemiologists on coronavirus variants next week »
Boston Herald
NH to open vaccine appointments to everyone, regardless of residency on April 19 »
WCVB
1,938 confirmed cases, 8 deaths, and 92,825 vaccinations: See today’s new COVID-19 data from Mass. »
Boston Globe
Rep. Linda Dean Campbell and Sen. Barry R. Finegold: State, feds must coordinate to make vaccine passes viable »
Berkshire Eagle
FEMA offering to reimburse families for COVID-19 related funeral costs »
News 22 WWLP.com
Is Massachusetts’ latest COVID surge slowing? Data shows new cases dipped last week »
The Republican
Public Safety
‘We’ve got a long way to go’: Biden unveils actions on guns, says much more needed »
Boston Globe
State Government
Barrett, other lawmakers want more cooperation from Baker on federal funds »
Berkshire Eagle
Flood of Fed Funds Fuels Tension Over Decisions, Information »
State House News Service
Transportation
Howie Carr: The wheels are coming off the RMV »
Boston Herald
Amtrak Vermonter train returning with stops in Springfield, Holyoke, Northampton, Greenfield »
The Republican
Utilities
DPU is too cozy with utilities it regulates »
Commonwealth Magazine
WBUR
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CBS Boston
Epidemiologist Concerned About High Risk Clusters In Mass.
GBH News
Professors Share Widespread Concern About Students’ Mental Health, BU Study Finds
Boston City TV
COVID-19 Media Availability 4-8-21