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Bryon Hefner Rosenberg, husband of former Senate President Stanley Rosenberg, appears in Suffolk Superior Court on Tuesday for a hearing ahead of his assault and battery trial slated for next month.

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Hefner sex assault trial could unfold over five days

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceAugust 27, 2019

Congressman Joseph Kennedy III.

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Rep. Kennedy creates Senate campaign committee

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceAugust 26, 2019

As Faith In Action's Bishop Dwayne Royster spoke at a rally Monday to kick off a six-day march protesting immigrant detention and deportation, other clergy members knelt over a coffin bearing the names and photos of migrant children who died in U.S. custody.

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Advocates embark on 76-mile walk to protest immigration policy

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceAugust 19, 2019

FILE- In this July 10, 2018, file photo bottles of medicine ride on a belt at the Express Scripts mail-in pharmacy warehouse in Florence, N.J. As Democrats in Congress consider whether to back a revamped regional trade pact being pushed by President Donald Trump, they’re zeroing in on a new point of conflict: Drug prices. They contend that the new pact would force Americans to pay more for prescription drugs, and their argument has dimmed the outlook for one of Trump’s signature causes. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, File)

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Survey shows support for drug price controls

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJuly 29, 2019

Speaking in favor of the brewer-backed bill, Boston Beer Company founder Jim Koch said, “We’re not trying to make it easy for us to leave our wholesalers... We have to make it painful for us.”

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Beer brewers, distributors renew quarrel over exclusive contracts

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJuly 16, 2019

A student works in the library at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, June 20, 2019. Those who graduate college with student loans owe close to 30,000 on average, according to the most recent data from the Institute for College Access & Success.

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States taking steps to protect student borrowers

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJuly 8, 2019

Kitty Axelson-Berry at her home in Amherst, which she sometimes rents out on Airbnb.

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New taxes taking effect on short-term rentals

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJuly 1, 2019

District Attorney David Sullivan, center, along with Senator Jo Comerford, left, and Senator Adam Hinds talk at a School-Based Restorative Practice meeting at the Olver Transit Center.

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Move juvenile court age up to 21, three prosecutors say

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJune 28, 2019

Chelsea middle school student Jose Cruz, 13, joined a chorus of lawmakers, mayors, and advocates in calling for passage this session of an education funding reform bill filed by Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz in January 2019.

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Lawsuit: Massachusetts education system violates rights

by Chris Lisinski State House News Service, and Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJune 13, 2019

Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa, Sen. Jamie Eldridge, and Rep. Denise Garlick, lead sponsors of single-payer health care bills this session, testified about their proposals Tuesday before the Health Care Financing Committee.

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Single-payer debate breaks out at public hearing

by Katie Lannan State House News ServiceJune 11, 2019