Worcester MA

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office has found that the MBTA skirted state law so construction on Foxboro station could be completed ahead of the World Cup next summer. The T faces the imposing task of transporting 20,000 fans to each of the seven matches to be played at Gillette...

A pre-Christmas snowstorm is coming to Massachusetts and giving a gift to some Bay State students — another day off from school. The National Weather Service is calling for snow throughout the day on Tuesday. “This won’t be a big snow storm, but given holiday travel and slick roads,...

Massachusetts has its own special language when it comes to food. Walk into any local eatery and you’ll hear terms that sound completely foreign to anyone not from the Bay State. From mysterious sandwich names to coffee orders that confuse tourists, these sayings are as much a part of...

WORCESTER, MA — A man was arrested early Monday morning after allegedly attempting to break into a home on Tiffany Avenue. Worcester Police officers responded to the residence at approximately 1:40 a.m. on Dec. 23 for a report of an attempted breaking and entering. The homeowner told officers they...

BOSTON — Correction officers are sounding the alarm about drug smuggling into prisons, saying “officers’ and inmates’ lives are at stake” after the Department of Correction reported several arrests for drugs and contraband. Officials said this week that the DOC-Mass State Police Task Force has...

Healey said Tuesday that the loss of subsidies will translate into "upwards of 350,000" Mass. residents losing their health insurance.

There's good news for CNAs and other health care workers in Massachusetts. On Monday, Governor Maura Healey announced a major tax change for the state's most vulnerable health care workers. Thousands of Personal Care Attendants (PCAs) will no longer have to pay federal or state income taxes, which could save them...

The move is projected to save about 18,000 health care professionals $5,000 or more per year. Live-in personal care attendants who assist people with disabilities in Massachusetts will no longer have to pay state or federal income taxes, Gov. Maura Healey announced Monday. The move is projected to save about...

Governor Healey signed a new law providing enhanced disability retirement benefits to state police officers who suffer major injuries in the line of duty, ensuring fiscal stability for their families.

Fire Destroys Massachusetts Home, Four People Left Homeless I still remember pulling up to Bretton Road on Monday evening, seeing […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.