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- Aug 5, 2026
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Healey not giving up on pursuit of WNBA team (opens the original)
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Gov. Maura Healey reiterated recently that she is “not giving up” on landing a WNBA franchise for Massachusetts and described her personal involvement last year in unsuccessful efforts to relocate the Connecticut Sun here. After a chorus of support for bringing women’s basketball to Boston grew last summer in the midst of high turnout at TD Garden for Connecticut Sun games and franchise sale rumors, the Sun announced in March that it will move to Houston, Texas, next year, the Associated Press r
Senators pad $575M economic development bill (opens the original)
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Senators stamped their approval on a $575.4 million economic development borrowing package just after midnight Friday, hitching to it a controversial change to a voter-approved tax rebate law and artificial intelligence regulations as the sprawling package moves toward negotiations with the House. Senate President Karen Spilka’s office described the authorizations as “investments to boost every aspect of the Massachusetts economy,” including $100 million for growth and job creation in the defens
House approves O'Day's wage law carveout for WooSox players (opens the original)
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As the big leaguers approached the All-Star break, the Massachusetts House last week took its own swing at baseball — carving minor league players out of the state’s wage laws. Tucked into the House economic development bill (H 5576) is language that would exclude minor league baseball players compensated under a collective bargaining agreement from the definition of “occupation” in the state minimum wage law and from associated daily/weekly hours record-keeping requirements. The language appear
State: World Cup drew over 447K fans (opens the original)
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Almost four months after promising residents “a safe and secure and successful World Cup in Massachusetts,” Gov. Maura Healey’s administration on Monday shared the numbers behind what it says made the weeks surrounding the seven matches and numerous celebrations a success: “The World Cup gave Massachusetts an incredible opportunity to welcome visitors from around the globe and show off everything our state has to offer,” Healey said in a statement Monday. “From public safety and transportation t
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