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Out-of-work Massachusetts residents have received more than $200 million in enhanced unemployment benefits over the past week with more checks going in the mail, butRead More

Nearly 350 businesses across Massachusetts, including restaurants and barbershops, were recently found to be violation of the state’s COVID-19 health and safety guidelines, Gov. CharlieRead More

Boston Public Schools students can expect a safe, clean, and spaced-out learning environment when they ultimately return to class this fall amid the ongoing coronavirusRead More

Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, the state’s highest court will decide whether two inmates should have their prison sentences paused given the health risksRead More

Gov. Charlie Baker on Wednesday nominated attorneys Michelle Fentress and Robert Harnais for District Court judgeships, and Patrick Haggan for a seat on the SuperiorRead More

Two Massachusetts breweries that are within a stone’s throw of each other were forced to close after a COVID-positive customer decided to “go bar hoppingRead More

BOSTON (AP) — Black and Latino defendants in Massachusetts are more likely than white defendants to be locked up for drug and weapons offenses andRead More

Bay State officials are warning the public to beware of an uptick in apartment leasing scams amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. There has been aRead More

The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is getting ready to reopen its doors to the public after the coronavirus pandemic forced a temporary closureRead More

Activists and family members of people killed by law enforcement are planning to march together in Boston Wednesday in protest of police brutality. The MassRead More