Steph Solis is a journalist at Axios. They cover a diverse range of topics including culture, society, and consumer travel, with a particular focus on cannabis business and regulation, as well as sports and pop culture. Steph has been featured in GBH, Axios, and MSN, showcasing their expertise in events, food and beverages, and legal affairs.
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A question on the Nov. 3 ballot in "Taxachusetts" would chip away at state coffers, promising more frequent tax refunds based on a 40-year-old law.
Federal authorities accused six Massachusetts residents of orchestrating a decade-long marriage fraud ring, marrying themselves off to immigrants repeatedly to help them obtain green card status.
The MBTA plans to shut down several Green Line branches next Saturday and Sunday to work on signal upgrades underground.
By: Kristen Swilley, Steph Solis
Tens of thousands of Massachusetts families are among the first to apply for Trump Accounts , a new federal investment program for babies.
Boston-area tourism attractions usually perform best in the summer. Not so much this year.
Massachusetts' housing crisis shows no signs of abating.
Massachusetts-based refugee resettlement groups say a new Trump administration rule could make it easier to strip thousands of refugees nationwide of legal status, per a lawsuit filed this week.
A new initiative pledges $45 million over five years for tuition assistance and upgrades at Jewish summer camps in New England.
In the Nov. 3 election, Massachusetts voters will decide whether public defenders under the Committee for Public Counsel Services can unionize.
Steph here. Halloween is as good an opportunity as any to draw new customers, but few Boston-area restaurants go all out.
