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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.

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.

As lawmakers on Beacon Hill continue their budget planning, we finally get a look at the state Senate's proposal.

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.

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.

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.

The Springfield City Council on Tuesday will begin final deliberations on the budget proposal submitted by Mayor Domenic Sarno.

A new COVID impact study from the Mass Cultural Council indicates ongoing financial hardship across the state's cultural sector.

Williams College in Berkshire County announced Wednesday it is eliminating both loans and work requirements from financial aid packages.

The soaring price of fuel is hitting school bus companies and districts with contract riders, where the cost of fuel can fluctuate, higher or lower, depending on the market.