Lawmakers passed a $425 million bill to finance the state's struggling emergency shelter system that also implemented a new ...

The state’s economy slowed in late 2024 according to a University of Massachusetts study revealing stagnant employment growth ...

Officials say the report is a first-of-its-kind encompassing review of the state of housing in the commonwealth ...

The redevelopment of the Soldiers’ Home in Chelsea should see construction begin this September, according to the latest update to the city council. The redevelopment is a public-private partnership ...

A website that gives people live updates on road conditions in Massachusetts can help drivers prepare for possibly snowy or ...

The bill would allow student athletes to sit out games without penalty or punishment if players of the opposite sex are ...

The $425M bill would give the Healey administration new, but temporary, authority to restrict eligibility for state emergency shelters.

Jeffrey S. Smith, Senior Fellow, Integrated Harm Reduction, R Street Institute R Street Testimony in Opposition of the Amherst Board of Health Regulations Restricting the Sale of Reduced Risk Nicotine ...

National Grid's decision raises questions about the viability of a key strategy many environmentalists had hoped could ...

Shapiro failed to come through on a similar pledge to support transit during last year’s budget negotiations. The governor, ...

Dr. Abba Agrawal, the president CEO of Lawrence General Hospital who last fall successfully brought Holy Family Hospital ...

Warm Up Boston held a rally to pressure the Department of Conservation and Recreation and the Massachusetts state government ...