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Activists are objecting to Gov. Maura Healeys decision to cut funds that would benefit some of the states lowest-income residents, saying it will prevent an "urgently needed" 10 percent benefit

BOSTON — With tax collections slumping, Gov. Maura Healey on Monday wielded her executive powers to slash $375 million from the state budget to close a gap between projected spending

BOSTON — The state is uncovering high levels of welfare fraud amid stepped-up efforts to prevent people from gaming public assistance programs.

BOSTON — The state is uncovering high levels of welfare fraud amid stepped-up efforts to prevent people from gaming public assistance programs.

BOSTON — With tax collections slumping, Gov. Maura Healey on Monday wielded her executive powers to slash $375 million from the state budget to close a gap between projected spending

BOSTON — The state is uncovering high levels of welfare fraud amid stepped-up efforts to prevent people from gaming public assistance programs.

Designed to reduce income inequalities in the state, the baby bonds will be ringfenced for pursuits like paying for college, buying a home, or starting a business.

The state treasurer and lawmakers are pushing legislation that would create a trust fund for the most impoverished residents.

Correspondent Mark Mikhail advocates the effectiveness of nicotine replacement therapy.

The National Guard is on site helping the migrants with day-to-day needs and helping enroll children in school.