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The Massachusetts Department of Transportation said new DC fast chargers went into service at the end of January at rest stops east and westbound in Lee and Charlton, westbound in Framingham, and eastbound in Natick.

The state’s 2022 climate law outlawed a preferred method of juicing up electric cars.

The pain resulted from the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes, slowing consumer spending online, and the realization that too much money went to startups with shaky business plans over the past few years.

Law professor Richard Daynard, who helped uncover evidence that tobacco companies knew about the cancer risks of smoking, said he sees online gambling as a looming crisis for society.

The owners of 111 Massachusetts auto dealerships have urged the administration to back off on tougher emissions standards that would effectively compel carmakers to use electric drivetrains in two-thirds of all new cars in the next decade.

The Mass. law — which requires carmakers to provide wireless access to the software and data stored on the vehicle — has been stifled by a lawsuit, and it’s an open question whether the Maine statute will meet a similar fate.

Amid the war in Israel and Gaza, here are some recommendations for dealing with difficult or divisive topics on sites like X, Facebook, and Instagram.

Aviation startup Beta Technologies unveiled the state's first aircraft charging station at Marshfield Municipal Airport.

Best Bees’ SmartHive technology collects data on conditions and activity in hives and uses AI to analyze the health of bee colonies.

At CommonWealth Kitchen, a Dorchester nonprofit that serves as home base for food entrepreneurs, chef Kevin Doherty is cooking up a new kind of falafel — with no chickpeas in sight.