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Michigan Radio consulted residents, lawyers, academics, and activists to round up what renters can do to protect themselves when building problems go unaddressed.

Voters are being asked this November to decide whether Massachusetts should be the first state in the country to regulate dental insurance premiums by requiring plans to spend at least

Thirteen Massachusetts lawmakers declared their support Wednesday for the ballot question directing dental insurance companies to allocate 83% of premium...

Thirteen Massachusetts lawmakers declared their support Wednesday for the ballot question directing dental insurance companies to allocate 83% of premium...

Economists who’ve studied the issue say public funding for such sports stadiums and related development are usually a bad deal for taxpayers.

JEA customers will have no relief in sight from high fuel charges on their bills as they cool their homes from the heat this upcoming summer.

They say public sentiment has changed since the "Death with Dignity" ballot initiative failed in 2012.

Jennifer Chauvin, who stole $54K from Greater Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce, gets probation and is ordered to repay the stolen money.

U.S. News and World Report just released its list of the 2023 Best Business Schools. Universities in Indiana and Chicago took many of the top spots.

Did you know the packaging for the Ghirardelli chocolates you bought for Valentine’s Day was made right here in Mansfield? Rep. Jake Auchincloss does.