Lawmakers said the $1 billion tax relief plan will put more money in taxpayers' wallets and make Massachusetts more competitive.
BOSTON - The voter-approved "Millionaire's Tax" in Massachusetts will cover tuition for about 25,000 students at state universities and community colleges, Gov. Maura Healey announced Wednesday.
Massachusetts is not “raining money” anymore, state lawmakers said Tuesday. The top Senate budget writer and the chamber’s ranking Republican painted a less than ideal fiscal picture for ...
A former Massachusetts state senator has been accused of fraudulently collecting over $30,000 in COVID-19 pandemic unemployment benefits shortly after he left office and filing false tax returns ...
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Massachusetts lawmakers are weighing a spending bill that includes money for temporary shelter spaces for homeless families.
A former Massachusetts lawmaker was charged Friday for fraudulently collecting more than $30,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits and lying about his income on his 2021 tax return, federal ...
Patients would pay no more than $25 for certain name-brand medications to treat some chronic illnesses and face no costs whatsoever for similar generic options under the latest prescription drug ...
WATCH: Reporter Samantha J. Gross explains what’s next as families sit in limbo. Massachusetts legislative leaders failed to reach a deal on a $2.8 billion spending bill before closing out their ...
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Australia clinched a security deal with Papua New Guinea on Thursday, bolstering ties to a key Pacific neighbour that has ...
GOP presidential candidate and Former President Donald Trump sat down with Fox News' Sean Hannity for a prime-time town hall.
