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In 2018, before the first adult-use cannabis dispensaries had even opened, 46 Central Massachusetts cities and towns had either moratoriums or all-out bans against any marijuana businesses opening in their communities. Today, that number sits at 15.

Starting next summer, immigrants without legal status in Massachusetts will have access to state-issued driver's licenses thanks...

Many employees have returned to the in-person daily grind more than two years after the pandemic reshaped...

As it enters its fourth century, Worcester has newfound energy and momentum.

A Natick company that has helped detect levels of COVID-19 in wastewater testing has been named a recipient of a $100,000 award from venture capital firm MassVentures. 

As the exact date of the 300th anniversary of Worcester’s founding ticks closer to June 14 and all the tercentennial celebrations ensue, the focus should then shift away from the past and toward the future.

Framingham-based green energy company Ameresco has completed work on an energy and retrofitting project at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston.

Opponents of the proposed surtax on household income over $1 million launched their campaign Monday morning to defeat the Constitutional amendment on November's ballot, focusing on the potential impact on small businesses and retirees as well as the possibility that the Legislature treats the estimated $1.3 billion in annual surtax revenue as a "blank check."

Inflation has had uneven impacts across the country and in different sectors of the economy.

The one reliable source of working-age adults has essentially been shut off for the past five years: immigration.