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A federal court tossed out a long-running lawsuit by major automakers challenging the state’s voter-approved ‘right to repair’ law update.

Massachusetts is the only state that has continued to fully fund a popular pandemic-era child care grant program after the federal government’s tap shut off and Healey administration officials shared ...

Massachusetts experienced a population surge last year, and state leaders have celebrated what it could mean for the economy, but a new analysis says the growth is due to an ...

The School Committee of Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High voted to shut down two programs, despite an outpouring of support from alumni during a meeting Wednesday night.

City Council approved the borrowing of $1.5 million last Tuesday that could target much-needed improvements to two schools.

A new survey of former Massachusetts residents by a pro-business group found taxes and the high cost of housing were among the top reasons they fled the state.

Senate Democrats pushed through a partisan plan on Wednesday to pump another $425 million into the state’s beleaguered shelter system while limiting migrant stays and mandating criminal background ...

Mardi Gras Dinner will start at 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 1, in the gymnasium of the Sacred Hearts School building, 31 South Chestnut St., Bradford.

Instructor Lara Jardullo with the Pop Up Art School made a visit to Haverhill last week for a session on Mexican Tin Hearts ...

From studying in the public library to earning a spot on its wall with the city’s greats, one poet will be honored for her ...

During Tuesday’s brisk City Council meeting, which clocked in at less than an hour, councilors unanimously voted to confirm Christine Caminero as the city’s new human resources director.