Pioneer Institute says 150 Boston commercial properties may owe roughly $19 million in overtaxation after filing appeals.

A Holyoke committee rejected a compromise to keep Columbus Day alongside the new holiday, setting up a full council vote.

Nearly seven years without a branch, Allston residents now face a formal USPS study that could make the closure permanent.

Statewide test scores declined in 2026, with 10th-grade English hitting a new low even as middle school math showed pockets of recovery.

A methodology overhaul favoring STEM earnings data ended Princeton's historic run — even though its own numbers barely budged.

Wilmington's Planning Board holds a hearing Sept. 29 on a bylaw that would shut out hyperscale data centers entirely.

Speaking in Springfield, Governor Healey urged lawmakers to require independent audits of AI models before the Mass WINS Act leaves conference committee.

The Supreme Judicial Court sided unanimously with the state, leaving nine towns still out of compliance with the multifamily zoning mandate.

The GOP nominee's new ad blames the 24-cent levy for squeezing drivers as global oil markets churn.

Cardholders who used non-bank ATMs since 2007 may be owed money in a $167.5 million deal. Claims are due February 10, 2027.

The U.S. Education Department is examining whether Algonquin Regional High School violated federal privacy law in a Massachusetts custody battle.

The Boston sneaker giant claims Decathlon's Kiprun logo could trick runners into thinking the two brands are linked.

Some Cambridge kids get just 15 minutes of recess now — a new state bill and a growing petition want that changed statewide.