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Massachusetts on Wednesday selected a 30-megawatt offshore wind project to be built in Rhode Island and rejected more much ambitious projects in Maine.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced new opportunities for clinicians who treat Medicare patients to join incentive programs.
Two Barnstable County doctors have filed suit in Massachusetts Superior Court for the right to provide medical aid to dying patients, according to the advocacy group representing them.
While the cost of prescription drugs plagues healthcare policy makers working to curb spending, the savings generated by generic drugs have reportedly grown.
It's rare that the Democratic leaders of the House and Senate and Gov. Charlie Baker can agree on tax policy - particularly if the question is about raising taxes.
The president of Telexfree, Inc., a pyramid scheme that was disguised as a Marlborough internet telecom company, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Worcester Monday and forfeited $140 million.
On the back of dropping foot traffic and increased reliance on smartphones, the Chamber of Central Mass South has announced the decision to close the Sturbridge Tourist Information Center in November.
Worcester Academy officials announced Monday that they have raised $52.2 million in a multi-year capital campaign that included $15 million from one anonymous donor.
On Monday, voters approved the rezoning of a 32.7-acre portion of Devens land from residential for innovation and technology uses, opening up the land to commercial development.
Home sales in Massachusetts stepped up 2.8 percent in September, and the 5,588 single-family homes sold last month represented the most active September in more than a decade, according to data released Tuesday.
Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo has been tapped to lead a group of governors interested in promoting wind energy.
A line of people snaked through the lobby at Boston City Hall on Monday, one of hundreds of early voting sites throughout the state.
Michelle Drolet is an innovative thinker who puts those talents to work as the CEO of Towerwall in Framingham.
A year after creating a new tourism agency, industry leaders are finding success promoting the region for rowing & swimming, brewery tours, international artists and waterslides.
Antonia G. McGuire was fresh out of high school and working at a hospital when she realized the healthcare field was for her.
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has assessed a $7,000 penalty to a Westborough developer for violations at a site in Southborough.