The Herald reports Mihos is still running for governor and the Globe really should stop listening to anything he says, or words to that effect.

WBUR takes a look at the high-profile cases Coakley led as Middlesex County district attorney, starting with the Louise Woodward case.

Red Mass. Group explains why he'd be a liberal almost anywhere else in the U.S.

Associated Press reports the former lieutenant governor won't be running.

Curt Schilling posts his platform, which is a lot more nuanced than you might think (look at the section on the Second Amendment or on his support for pro-choice Charlie Baker).

Also includes this statement:

I live in a state where I can't drive 1/2 of a mile without a torn up road, or on a major highway without paying a toll, a large toll.

Kind of interesting that Schilling's never driven on 128 or 93 or 95 or 3 or 495.

Kennedy Seat is by somebody who says he (or she) is remaining anonymous to protect the day job. With a Twitter feed to match, of course.

Sounding a traditional liberal theme of fighting for a government that does good, Attorney General Martha Coakley this morning announced she's running for the Senate seat vacated by Ted Kennedy's death.

NECN reports.

Gov. Deval Patrick announces; says he will try to get legislation to let him pick an interim senator (hearing on Sept. 9).

Primaries are Dec. 8, according to this schedule.