Chris Van Buskirk is a State Politics Reporter at The Boston Herald. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on regulations surrounding emerging industries and the daily activities of the governor. Chris's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Miami Herald, Worcester Business Journal, and The Boston Globe.
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Authorities did not immediately release details about the incident nor clarify law enforcement's role in the death.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Sitting in a campaign adviser's office, state Treasurer Deborah Goldberg made clear that she did not want to talk about Shannon O'Brien, the state's former top cannabis regulator whom she tried to fire.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Neither Governor Maura Healey nor her Republican challenger, Michael Minogue , were on the debate stage Tuesday.
By: Anjali Huynh, Chris Van Buskirk
NEEDHAM — Governor Maura Healey and her Republican challenger, Michael Minogue, presented starkly different depictions of Massachusetts in their second and final debate Thursday.
By: Chris Van Buskirk, Kelly Garrity
Shawn Oliver, the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, was booked early Sunday morning in a New Bedford jail on a charge of driving under the influence, according to the Bristol County sheriff's office.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Facing a crammed slate of ballot questions this fall, Massachusetts voters appear split on several high-profile measures with just weeks to go before
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Potential relief at the pumps in Massachusetts is still miles away ahead of Election Day.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
HAMILTON — His running mate started the week in court and out of the race. Two public surveys followed, showing him lagging far behind the Democratic incumbent.
By: Chris Van Buskirk, Anjali Huynh
SHIRLEY — The Republican nominee for governor, Michael Minogue, brought his campaign to this exurban community to probe for a soft spot in the armor of his opponent, Democrat Maura Healey.
By: Chris Van Buskirk
Michael Minogue stood before a crowd inside an American Legion post earlier in October to talk about health care when he started to riff instead on family and faith.
