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A new study out from UMass Medical School and the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation explores the reasons why 200,000 Massachusetts residents still have no insurance despite continued health care reform.

Worcester's Fallon Health has posted a net loss of $6.8 million for fiscal 2015, citing continued pressures on the industry and rising drug prices.

On Wednesday, employees of the Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center will hold a rally that they hope will push the nonprofit's administration towards allowing them to unionize.

A new bill is looking to improve the used car buying experience for consumers and help combat the sometimes-dubious reputation of used car salesmen.

Energy and Environment Secretary Matthew Beaton views hydroelectric power as the only carbon-neutral, reliable generation resource readily available to meet regional energy demand.

As part of ongoing contract negotiations, 10,000 union Stop & Shop employees have voted to authorize a strike.

Secretary of Economic Development Jay Ash has improvements for the entire state in his sights.

An over 100,000 square-foot building in Marlborough has been purchased with the intention of converting it into a work space for 35 to 40 Chinese companies.

The largest single transportation facility in Worcester, and arguably that with the most potential, Worcester Regional Airport...

Amid growing political and industry pressure to suppress the rising costs of prescription drugs, leaders in the...