Says he talked to Soldiers' Home chief before swearing him in

RFP seeks bids for up to 1,600 megawatts

Most of legislative work took place out of public view

Officials hint at actions on excessive spending

Federal officials say pause likely to last 'a matter of days'

Says service reductions unnecessary with more federal aid on the way

Education commissioner has been urging a return to full-time in-person instruction

Minorities fueling population growth over last 10 years

Results will be used primarily for diagnostic purposes, he says

Health bill, including new telehealth rules, emerges from conference committee

Choice is Michael Bobbitt, Watertown theater artistic director

Baker hosts Election Day press conference for announcement

1 in 10 facilities had less than week's supply

Some parents shift to private schools with in-person learning

DPH: Exemptions allowed only for medical, religious reasons

Hybrid models, mixing in person and remote, most popular

Will take years to recover, lawmakers are told

Probe beyond 'limited' Baker investigation before taking action, says former superintendent

Requirement for officers in schools would be eliminated

Healey tells debt collectors hands-off CARES Act funds

To release or not release; Boston councilors ask for time

UMass giving $70m back to students

Second search reaches elusive consensus on campus

Judge Locke, the chair, says DAs aren't really members

Baker signs new law, promises new vaping regs December 11

Measure called 'nail in the coffin of Big Tobacco'

Says vacant buildings detract from the neighborhoods they are in

Accountability issue must be resolved with Senate

Backers say legislation needed to set doctor payments

Committee advances bill on flavored products; Raimondo takes action in RI