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Massachusetts House and Senate Democrats failed to negotiate a compromise before their holiday break that would send hundreds of millions of dollars to the state's emergency shelters. The spending bill was presented to the Legislature in September.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey has 10 days to review the tax relief package.
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MassHealth on Friday holds a public hearing on a proposed regulation allowing doulas — who help expectant mothers advocate for themselves throughout pregnancy, labor and delivery, as well as support them during the postpartum period — to enroll as approved providers.
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The state Department of Transportation launched an online dashboard that will help officials track progress made toward climate goals.
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Any claimants who file for unemployment benefits on or after July 2 will be affected by the Massachusetts law. Claimants who filed prior to July 2 can still receive up to 30 weeks of benefits.
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Baystate Health employees say in court documents they were collectively overcharged $4.8 million in retirement fund management fees. A federal judge will need to approve the $500,000 settlement and schedule a final hearing.
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As lawmakers on Beacon Hill continue their budget planning, we finally get a look at the state Senate's proposal.
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So-called sports wagering becomes legal in Massachusetts tomorrow. The prediction for success is uncertain, as it launches as officials report state lottery profits decreasing.
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Of the 230 Massachusetts bank branches closed since the start of COVID, one quarter of those were in low- and moderate-income areas, according to federal data and WBUR reporting.
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Gov. Ned Lamont and Connecticut Department of Labor (CTDOL) Commissioner Danté Bartolomeo on Wednesday touted the launch of the state’s new unemployment benefits and tax system, ReEmployCT.