Last winter, discounted rates produced more than $37 million in total savings.

Forecasters are tracking a storm that could cause flooding along the Massachusetts coast and heavy rain and gusty winds throughout the state at the end of the week.

Wellesley is a town in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, and one of the richest cities in the state. The median household income here is over $250,000 per year, while the mean income is $367,801.

A town’s motto can reveal exactly what’s charming about the place, and it’s also shorthand for its unique quirks. Northampton, in western Massachusetts, isn’t the only place in the Bay State to grab a ...

Good morning. We’re Jessica Ma and Angela Mathew, two Globe correspondents here to explain the debate over redesigning the Massachusetts state flag — and to show you some of the more lighthearted ...

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BOSTON - Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced Monday that the state has agreed to repay the federal government $2.1 billion because of a mistake made years ago with pandemic-era unemployment ...

Massachusetts is considering legislation that would make it the first state to adopt new taxation of international income since Congress adopted a new system—one largely incompatible with state ...

Massachusetts millionaires took $4.2 billion in income out of the state in 2023, according to new Internal Revenue Service data (1). As reported by Bloomberg, that's an 8% increase from the year ...

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