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The controversial Kinder Morgan pipeline that was supposed to give Massachusetts relief from a constrained natural gas supply has been cancelled but concerns about energy constraints remain.
The Worcester Board of Health has received $1,262,552 in federal grants in an effort to boost planning and medical response during emergencies and disasters.
Fears among Massachusetts retailers about the impact of legalized marijuana on their workers are "baseless," according to the campaign pushing a November legalization ballot question.
After a bipartisan vote in the House Wednesday, legislative leaders need only to agree on the particulars of slightly varied transgender access bills before shipping a final version to a newly receptive governor.
Worcester is one of five cities to receive a $475,000 grant from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and charitable partners to promote employment opportunities in the city's food-service economy.
Denali Holding Inc. has finished a $20-billion round of financing that will go towards Dell's $67-billion purchase of Hopkinton digital firm EMC Corp.
Worcester's Shangri-La and its owner have been cited more than $11,000 for failure to comply with state wage and hour laws, Attorney General Maura Healey announced Thursday.
Massachusetts ranks behind only Connecticut in a survey of all 50 states' fiscal health released by Wednesday by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill Tuesday afternoon that was whisked through the Legislature last week as part of a deal to avoid a high-priced ballot campaign fight.
At a panel discussion Wednesday in Worcester on the opioid crisis hosted by Fallon Health, a group of local officials voiced their concerns about legalizing recreational marijuana.
A Worcester nurse has been indicted by a federal grand jury on allegations that she stole painkillers from the nursing home where she worked and replaced the medicine with saline.
Beacon Hill insiders are edgy about whether the long-promised omnibus energy bill will even reach Gov. Baker's desk this year.
The House has extended a deadline for a report on Gov. Baker's $918 million, five-year economic development plan.
While the Massachusetts economy is doing well, tens of thousands of people still can't find a job, because they don't have the skills to fill a good one.
The 2016 Tax Amnesty Program for Massachusetts residents and businesses waiving fines and penalties for past-due taxes ends today.
The Senate on Thursday approved of an amendment that would create a special commission to study the regulation of daily fantasy sports and online gaming in Massachusetts.