Government & Politics

Although Massachusetts is recognized for its robust medical, high-tech and education industries, it routinely ranks in the...

Massachusetts Commissioner of Insurance Joseph G. Murray has blocked an industry-planned rate increase for workers' compensation that...

Associated Industries of Massachusetts (AIM) has released its 2011-2012 Legislative Scorecard, giving all but two lawmakers marks...

The Town of North Brookfield has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...

Legislation that would place restrictions on the use of fertilizers to prevent phosphorus runoff into rivers and...

Three Central Massachusetts communities and a Worcester organization that advocates for affordable housing will benefit from more...

Increasing the minimum wage by $2 per hour would help create 4,500 new jobs in Massachusetts and...

The federal Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Forest Service have awarded $1 million to Central Massachusetts...

While there are still numerous regulations for the Massachusetts Gaming Commission to craft before it pushes ahead...

The commonwealth's new health care cost-containment law provides a multifaceted approach to curbing rising costs, building on...

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