The long-awaited action comes as voters took to the ballot box last week and loudly demonstrated their dissatisfaction with lawmakers via overwhelming support for a ballot measure challenging how they do business,

Massachusetts lawmakers are paving the way for the construction of a professional soccer stadium for the New England Revolution and a waterfront park in Everett and Boston. Why it matters: The proposal,

The Massachusetts Legislature passed a sweeping economic development bill on Thursday, authorizing a nearly $4 billion infusion into the state’s economy.

The legislation would remove the 43 acre site of the old power plant from a "designated port area," which means, at present, it could only be used for industrial use.

The New England Revolution's pursuit of a stadium in Everett is moving forward after it was included in an economic development bill.

The Kraft family would clear a key hurdle toward building a new professional soccer stadium in Everett under a nearly $4 billion bill on the move this week whose economic impacts reach across nearly every business sector.

Beacon Hill Democrats released compromise legislation Tuesday that clears the way for a soccer stadium in Everett and shuttles millions to the life sciences sector but ditches proposals on local

Massachusetts lawmakers have now laid the initial groundwork that could see the New England Revolution playing home games on Everett's waterfront. WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan reports.

Massachusetts lawmakers are planning to vote this week on a bill that would clear the way for the construction of a new soccer stadium for the New England Revolution in Everett, within sight of Boston and across the street from a casino and hotel complex.