US likely added nearly 100,000 jobs in July, but market is still tough for young and unemployed

Normally, the American labor market looks either good or bad. Lately, it’s been a bit of both.

Brown Health offers identity protection services after massive patient data breach in Mass.

More than 311,000 patients were affected after records at a Lifespan Physician Group of Massachusetts location were hacked.

Unionized CVS pharmacy workers move closer to strike over staffing shortages, burnout

Workers say chronic understaffing, mounting workloads, and stalled contract negotiations have pushed them to the brink.

Trump administration moves forward with Head Start overhaul, proposing to eliminate regulations

Officials from the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the federally funded preschool program, said the proposed changes would encourage more local decision-making.

Littleton shut down Flock surveillance cameras on public roads. Without telling the town, Flock turned them back on.

The revelation is the latest controversy to hit Flock Safety in the state.

Outside Fenway Park, the raunchy Boston-sports T-shirt war rages on all summer

Nearly every night of a home game in Boston, whether the Red Sox, Bruins or Celtics, two men set up competing shops outside Fenway Park and TD Garden.

Mortgage rates rise for 5th straight week, hitting levels not seen since 2025 for 2nd week in a row

The benchmark 30-year fixed rate mortgage rate rose to 6.69 percent, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday, up slightly from 6.66 percent reported last week.