State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said political connections and wealth shouldn't decide who gets to pour a drink.

MIT says AWS cryptographic key technology copies its patented research. The university filed a nearly identical case against Microsoft in May.

A divided Swampscott Select Board moved to pursue funding for the St. John's lot next to the old Hawthorne site, but the price tag remains secret.

State investigators flagged over $10.6 million in MassHealth and SNAP fraud this year — but recovered less than $300,000 of it.

Northeastern welcomed 2,820 first-year students to Boston this fall after a record 106,300 applications rolled in.

A burst water main outside the McGlynn building in Medford left it without running water Friday, forcing a quick dismissal.

A unanimous council vote asks Boston and Massachusetts to convert public buildings into shelters, but nobody has priced the plan yet.

Haverhill High pushed its start back two hours Wednesday, sending bus riders to Consentino Middle School instead.

Five Massachusetts schools have paused international student internship approvals after ICE abruptly reinterpreted decades-old training rules.

Steven Crowder says the Harvard scholar's demand for editorial approval sank their planned debate, costing him sunk costs and over 100 fans in Boston.

HubSpot's stock has sunk 45% this year as the Cambridge firm guts management layers to chase AI agents.

A new coalition wants screens gone from K-2 classrooms and AI disabled on school devices districtwide.

A First Circuit panel grilled both sides over whether a judge could force the government to restore Harvard's research money.