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University of Arizona leadership provided financial updates amidst protests and backlash at the most recent Arizona Board of Regents meeting held on the UA campus on April 18.

IPSWICH — Over a decade of work between the Ipswich River Watershed Association (IRWA) and the town will come to a head next month when residents are expected to vote

The Biden administration announced that it is routing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to subsidize solar in some of America's least-sunny places.

The Biden administration announced Monday that it is routing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to subsidize “low-income solar programs” in some of America’s least-sunny places.

Governor Dan McKee today filed an amendment to his FY 2025 proposed budget that would provide $1.3 million in assistance to those small

There’s no question that Massachusetts needs more workers, and these newcomers want jobs. Here are some tips on how to make it work.

The settlement could allow more than 2,000 people to leave nursing homes over the next eight years.

While negotiators remain at odds over how much they want to draw from state savings and exactly what kind of time limits to place on shelter stays — plus whether

April marks Daffodil Month — the society's annual fundraising campaign — and for the remainder of the month, the society says an anonymous donor has agreed to match all donations up to $170,000. They're hoping to take advantage of that to top the $11 million the society raised last year.

HAVERHILL — Starting sometime this summer, city officials will begin looking at ways of improving the corridor between the downtown and Lafayette Square — a gateway to the city —